untinged

Its guarded look had yielded to an expression still untinged by personal emotion, but full of a gentle understanding.

The House of Mirth Edith Wharton 1987

Its guarded look had yielded to an expression still untinged by personal emotion, but full of a gentle understanding.

The House of Mirth Edith Wharton 1987

Its guarded look had yielded to an expression still untinged by personal emotion, but full of a gentle understanding.

The House of Mirth Edith Wharton 1987

All in all, a warmly satisfying exhibition, not untinged with nostalgia, but no less rewarding for that.

Peter Clothier: PST: Best Kept Secret Peter Clothier 2011

Of all the great silent stars, Fairbanks may have given the vast movie audience the purest pleasure—pleasure untinged by the pathos of Chaplin or Keaton or Pickford.

Doug Steve Hulett 2009

With the European Noilly Prat you won't get the crisp and untinged visual clarity now expected of a Martini unless you dial the vermouth back to about an eighth or a tenth of the mix.

Don't Shoot the Messenger: Bad News for Martini Drinkers 2009

I don't particularly want the ghosts I have--I'd prefer for my memories to be untinged by a sense of loss or anger or regret--but I don't think I'd drive them away if I could; they're a reminder that people matter, and that they leave a mark.

Ferule & Fescue Flavia 2008

I don't particularly want the ghosts I have--I'd prefer for my memories to be untinged by a sense of loss or anger or regret--but I don't think I'd drive them away if I could; they're a reminder that people matter, and that they leave a mark.

Archive 2008-05-01 Flavia 2008

There is no other way in which a business untinged with Continental Vice can be conducted.

Somebody's Luggage 2007

I like this frank negligence, untinged by hypocrisy — a characteristic touch which sums up her charming personality.

Letters of Two Brides 2007