Sentence examples for unspoiled state from inspiring English sources

For many doubters, the further we move away from childhood, the more we yearn for innocence, that unspoiled state of trust in the world.

This poem is also notable for a celebrated denunciation of the colonization of the New World, whose people he imagined to be noble savages living in an unspoiled state of nature comparable to his idealized memories of childhood.

An 84-mile stretch of the Green River (the principal tributary of the Colorado) has been designated for preservation in its remote & unspoiled state under the National Wild Rivers System program of the Departments of the Interior and Agriculture.

Today, what you find is unspoiled state parks (michigan.gov/stateparks), such as the hiking paradise of Tahquamenon Falls with its centrepiece 50ft cascade (the third-largest falls, by volume, in the US) and rustic Palms Book, where you can pull yourself across the crystal-clear waters on a glass-bottomed cable raft.

The lawsuit also says the plan violates laws that require the parks to be preserved in an unspoiled state and fails to consider the potential environmental impact that these agreements might have.

In the mid-eighteenth century as Americans sought both to tame the land and celebrate its unspoiled state, landscape painting provided a framework for understanding this paradoxical relationship with nature.

Mr. McGreevey, whose environmental record is likely to be a centerpiece of his re-election campaign next year, said the dizzying pace of building threatens much of the unspoiled land that now surrounds the rivers and reservoirs in the Highlands, which sprawls across seven counties in the northwest end of the state.

It was this unspoiled country that attracted a man named Efraín Sandoval.

Like his hero Rousseau, Falck "yearns to meet people in their natural state, free and unspoiled.

With changing polar conditions, Fothergill believes "'Frozen Planet' represents... the last time to see this wonderful, unspoiled wilderness in its original state".

Earlier this year, the fight for access to some of the state's most unspoiled beaches seemed like a done deal in favor of ranch owners, who have long contended the environment has benefited from their private stewardship.