unsifted

She had so many dreams to dream over, such an unsifted store.

If we hit lucky, we just haven't got there yet and she's sitting somewhere in the unsifted area.

Piles of evidence already gathered from refugees lie unsifted and untranslated.

Place flour, unsifted, in a mixing bowl, and add ground ginger and salt.

However, the book is stuffed with detail about literary life - much of it trivial, unsifted and uninteresting.

To his right an older navvy is seen shovelling unsifted lime into a sieve.

It was not Vassily's fault that they had given him unsifted soil, but it was vexing all the same.

Sifted a sieve of unsifted thistles.

Place the walnuts and a half-cup of unsifted flour in the bowl of a food processor fitted with a metal blade.

Having amassed a mountain of raw material, she has turned it over to the hapless reader, unrefined, unsifted and apparently undisturbed by an editor's hand.

Graham bread was made from unsifted flour and free from chemical additives such as alum and chlorine.

It contains the same active ingredients-such as THC and other cannabinoids-but in higher concentrations than unsifted buds or leaves.

His wide reading and capacious memory enabled him to carry in his mind the materials of a sound historical theology, but these materials were unsifted by criticism.

Only the most committed scholar will find the seemingly unsifted minutiae of this book worth the effort demanded by its 804 densely printed pages of notes and text.

No, it's not an allusion to Southerners who work for The Washington Post; rather, it is rooted in the product of Sylvester Graham, 1794-1851, who pushed bakery products made from unsifted whole-wheat flour as part of what he believed was "dietary reform."