Sentence examples for unspoiled with from inspiring English sources

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

The location feels wild and unspoiled with clear ocean, rolling grassy hills and craggy cliffs.

WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY "Away from the main roads many old villages remain unspoiled with thatched cottages and leafy lanes".

Nestling beneath Pendle Hill, Downham is one of Lancashire's loveliest villages: quiet and unspoiled, with a babbling brook running past the village green and stone cottages.

After decades of isolation, the mountain range, which rises to a height of 5,377 feet, is unspoiled, with stunning peaks, pristine ponds and lakes, unusual rock formations and hundreds of cascading waterfalls.

Situated almost as far south as it's possible to go on the Australian continent, an hour's drive and a short ferry ride from Hobart, it has a population of 550 and is undeveloped and unspoiled, with very little tourist infrastructure but an impressive can-do attitude.

Now here, without the slightest doubt, we're in the presence of an unspoiled creature with the instincts of a wild beast.

I felt awfully lucky to be in such an unspoiled place, with black, bed-sized manta rays gliding in the shallows and no sound but the wind and waves.

Their boyfriends are the stuff of girlish fantasy: tender, unspoiled dreamboats with sculpted abs (over which the camera lingers), puppy dog eyes, hearts of gold and well-scrubbed vocabularies.

The Boundary Waters are more than a million acres of unspoiled backcountry, with more than 1,000 lakes, 1,500 miles of waterways and, thanks to restrictions on motorboats and a limited number of permits, more moose than people.

Marguerite, a 20-minute ferry ride from the port of Cannes, a remarkably unspoiled island with bougainvillea-lined walking paths leading to clear vistas overlooking the sea, and also headed into the village of Mandelieu, between Cannes and St. Raphael, which had two small beaches in rocky coves on either side of Chateau de la Napoule, a 14th-century castle.