The deed, so often lost in this age of celebrities and reality shows and Donald Trump's monumental ego, stands unadorned.
Roasted Nantucket Bay scallops, nearly the size of small muffins, stand unadorned, coated in some simple pan juices.
Although Stieglitz wanted to be seen as a full-fledged Modernist, to have his photographs stand unadorned, on their own, he never seemed happy with photographs as photographs.
The progress of the piece is like a gradual waking-up from this state, with the original coming more and more into focus until it stands unadorned at the end.
His characters stand unadorned, flawed and imperfect, struggling for but not always finding redemption.
Its characteristic odor is one of the few that can stand alone, unadorned by supportive scents that are required to round out the wide variety of other odor types.
Then comes a moment in the sermon when he pauses as if transported back to Newark or Mississippi and, with a sigh too deep for words, says simply, "Poor people". He lets the words stand alone, unadorned.
In recent years, the parade has been the flash point for firebombings in the town center, riots on the hillside at whose crest stands the unadorned, 18th century Drumcree Church, and for widespread disruptions across the province.
She has been said to possess an "adequate youthful megalomania", to "cultivate her forwardness" and to stand for "unadorned genuineness" and "sincerity".
The 35 in our group sat and stood in an unadorned whitewashed room with a timbered ceiling, next to Ignatius's former bedroom, where his desk and chest of drawers are displayed.
She stood in the front of the empty, unadorned room, her eyes wide in wonder.
