Sentence examples for were unclean from inspiring English sources
adjective
Dirty, soiled or foul.
I told her only that dogs were unclean.
Most ambulance stations inspected by the CQC were unclean, with some areas and some medical supplies covered in dust.
They loved the idea of purifying things that were unclean, corrupt, or tainted — from germ-infested urban tenements to political graft to predatory business practices.
The last canine condemnation came just two years ago, when Ayatollah Muhammad Yazdi, the head of the judiciary, said dogs should not walk on the streets because they were unclean.
Disgust was then extended to many other categories, he argues, to people who were unclean, to unacceptable sexual practices and to a wide class of bodily functions and behaviors that were seen as separating humans from animals.
She looked with a kind of distaste at the sheet music, holding it with unwilling fingers, as though it were unclean — and it was rather grubby, worn at the edges, torn at the crease where it folded.
The dining halls were closed, some dormitory bathrooms were uncleaned and some building repairs were suspended.
What is unclean, moreover, emerges from uncleanness through the operation of liquids, specifically, through immersion in fit water that is of requisite volume and in natural condition.
Muslims think they're unclean".
"You might help them understand that dogs are unclean".
