Sentence examples for were unguarded from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having no guard or protection; vulnerable.
- The unguarded gatehouse was soon taken by the invading army.
The fighters were anxious about the missiles, because they were unguarded.
When they did meet, over a protracted meal, she scribbled notes under the table to make sure that his comments were unguarded.
Drawing is a characterful medium in British hands, as if it were unguarded aesthetic terrain where academic niceties are relaxed and offbeat personalities take over.
Taxi drivers in Çeşme are wary of taking passengers to the departure points themselves, for fear of being arrested for smuggling, but on the approach to the beaches concerned the Guardian found they were unguarded and accessible to all.
"The reality is that Paul kept pressing the issue, because it was immediately clear that a lot of facilities -- even arms stockpiles -- were unguarded," said one senior official who was part of that debate but insisted on anonymity.
Mohamed El Baradei, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, warned the Security Council in April that nuclear facilities were unguarded and that large amounts of material, some of it contaminated, were being smuggled out of the country.
The bridge was unguarded.
The writing is unguarded, addicted.
No word can be unguarded.
The entrance to the city was unguarded.
The door on the right is unguarded.
