7.And so what we find beautiful, things like the absence of deformities, clear eyes, unblemished skin, intact teeth – that's very big – and an average face.
8.He could not deplore (as Thackeray's heroes so often exasperated him by doing) that he had not a blank page to offer his bride in exchange for the unblemished one she was to give to him.
9.In Jane Austen'sPride and Prejudice, Mr.Bennet says of his daughter Elizabeth, They are not going to be so easily convinced, because they could see that your uncle had not twenty-four hours to persuade them of your unblemished reputation.