Sentence examples for unwashed from inspiring English sources

But Leviathan has been widely attacked at home: church groups have objected to its depiction of a corrupt Orthodox priest; the head of the town where it was shot complained that the film shows a "dirty, unwashed Russia"; and culture minister Vladimir Medinsky commented that films "with a sense of despair and hopelessness over our existence should not be financed with taxpayers' money".

And you, reader, you look radiant too, all unwashed and death-breathed and hungover.

In fact, the great unwashed were constantly renewing the High Arts and some of the finest practitioners were actually ordinary lads (this was the Seventies) from similar backgrounds to mine.

He has stolen my clothes, stolen my undies … after the election he is going to throw them back at me unwashed".

It's only because the thought of him lying in bed all day at 30, with his clothes strewn over the landing and his room full of unwashed dishes, scares me that I am trying a tough-love approach.

With their mountains of unwashed coffee cups and other detritus, both rooms display a reassuring indifference to order.

The fatal pronoun is "they": it looks like a conscious attempt by well-heeled Tories to distance themselves from the great unwashed, who are presumably all getting hammered in bingo halls.

Opinion polls consistently rate asylum and immigration as one of voters' main concerns, and right-wing parties of varying degrees of extremism have been profiting by playing up the threat to the British way of life posed by a flood of unwashed foreigners.So a report published this week by the UNHCR will make welcome reading for the government.

The Pompidou Centre in Paris, which he designed with Richard Rogers and which opened in 1977, was a manifesto for a new kind of museum, a thumb in the eye to those who believe that art must be quarantined from the unwashed masses.Over the decades Mr Piano has shed some of the brashness of youth, but that initial populist impulse remains.

The establishment, led by the monarchist Democrats, regards the red-shirt movement as an unwashed rabble in the sway of Mr Thaksin.

Some New York critics have turned up their noses at the gatecrashers and the unwashed.