unmended

Paul found that he could see, though crookedly out of an unmended head.

She smoked and drank, neglected the children, left the clothes unmended.

Yet he could hardly have let the statues go unmended, he added.

Then the Valkyrie and its prize flew through the unmended opening.

The broken walls went unmended; the rusty cannons were not replaced.

But there was deeper damage here that lay still unmended, and some that might be beyond healing.

Only when both had loved to exhaustion did Jaric remember his unmended halyard.

Even the swing dangled limply by one of its ropes, untouched, unmended.

The streets lie unswept; the ways unmended.

I decided at that instant to read any expression of perpetual surprise as evidence of unmended early developmental trauma.

He was apparently quite shaken by this attack and for years kept (and wore) his torn cloak, unmended, as a souvenir.

Then he noticed the ragged quilting of her uniform, with fraying around the collar and an unmended rip at the shoulder seam.

A broken lock, if discovered, would not go unmended in the house of Servio, in this neighborhood of thieves and cutthroats.

Then all that remained had been a legion of regrets: words left unspoken, wounds left unmended, debts left unpaid.

Maud noticed good rides and unmended gates, and badly crunched hedgerows, gnashed by machine-teeth.

There were times, especially at night, when she thought she was as far from unmended as she'd been when Todd had first pulled her out of the car.

He pulled on his cloak, clean now, but bearing the unmended scars of the road and the forest, and let Binabik lead him away toward the great hall.

He was ringed by a jabbering circle of questioning children, some of whom had never seen a Bajoran vedek in spotless, unmended robes before this.

The child was thrust into Illyra's unwilling arms as Vanda shouted for the palace guards and crawled toward the unmended clothing to tear a compress.

But scientists suspect that such unmended distortions eventually take their toll, leading to permanent mutations that can cause cancer or the slow cellular degeneration seen in Alzheimer's disease.

These were the children some of the teachers looked down on because they came to school with unmended holes in their jumpers, or no proper shoes, only canvas sandshoes to see them through the winter.

He left behind a capital in wintry disarray, gripped by a pervasive sense of sadness, with once-shining hopes thwarted, grievous divisions between the two parties unmended and legislative business effectively stalled.

Austere he had been, living as plain as a poor farmer, but when his eyes were clear and his strength in him, he would never have used a broken plate or let a pan go unmended.

Polly Rushton, her uncle's invaluable right hand in the parish ever since she had fled across the unmended breach between the two families, was driving Mrs Leebody into Trayne to see the vicar.

She wore every day the same ugly brown dress, with the mud of the last wet day still caked on the hem and with the raggedness, which Philip had noticed the first time he saw her, still unmended.