unredeemed

I have ransacked civilized life to the bottom, and found it a heap of unredeemed falsehoods.

It has been charged against this play that it presents an unredeemed picture of vice and licentiousness.

Another source of profit is the surplus over the amount loaned which the pawnbroker receives from the sales of unredeemed pledges.

No one takes the trouble to recollect his contradictory opinions or his unredeemed pledges.

There are special regulations for their redemption, by the payment of cattle, but the unredeemed are not mentioned.

The result is a series of licentious scenes, unredeemed by any literary merit.

Charles was sagacious though heartless as a ruler, but an unredeemed bigot as an individual man.

But that army had sustained a long succession of defeats and disgraces, unredeemed by a single brilliant achievement.

The whole history of human civilization was denounced as an unredeemed record of the spoliation of the weak by the strong.

The acquisition of this religious surname does not prevent a boy from using his unredeemed name in ordinary life.