Sentence examples for no unspoiled from inspiring English sources

Or, as they say in the movies, no (or almost no) unspoiled lands were harmed in the making of this vacation.

A SHADED two-lane road — narrow, bumpy and without lines in stretches — hugs the Delaware & Raritan Canal as it meanders through virtually unspoiled countryside no more than 10 miles west of the wide and rumbling New Jersey Turnpike corridor.

That loss of hope and optimism about a better world is the most depressing outcome of the current crisis and it is no wonder that many seek refuge in the false nostalgia of an unspoiled world before the ravages of capitalism prompted "all that is solid to melt into air".

We still had a few hours of paddling to do the next morning, including several sets of rapids, but we were ready to crown this trip as our best yet: great weather, unspoiled wilderness, no laborious portages, no other people and countless rapids that were challenging enough to thrill but — for the first time ever — not enough to dump us.

As we rubbed elbows with the international crowd and watched the D.J. spin hip-hop tracks, Lawrence's Cagliari no longer felt like an unspoiled gem, but seemed to be well on its way to becoming a more laid-back, and perhaps cooler, alternative to the Emerald Coast.

The villages of the district have retained an unspoiled appearance.

I will never cease to delight in an unspoiled shore.

Mr. Murphy, who starred in the hit horror film "28 Days Later" and will appear in two new movies, "Girl With a Pearl Earring," which opens on Friday, and "Intermission," which is set to open in March, is as yet thoroughly unspoiled, having acquired no entourage, no flunkies and no one, it seems, to water his spider plant, the leaves of which are curling reproachfully behind him.

And Puerto Escondido is still relatively unspoiled, with no chain stores, resorts or waterfront high-rises.

Now you can't set off a model rocket anywhere in New York unless you own hundreds of acres of unspoiled fields (no one in New York does).

Slovenia has alpine vistas and unspoiled lakes, he said, but no equivalent of Times Square.