The paintings of women in white bring far greater complexity to this virginal vision of womanhood.
Someone will dress up as Millard Fillmore and parrot the former president's praise of this once virginal river.
PEPFAR, there is also evidence that the once-promiscuous as well as the recently virginal are becoming less self-indulgent.
Until the first world war, and an encounter at the age of 38 with a soldier on a beach near Alexandria, he was painfully virginal.
Gilda's blue dress looks properly virginal and ill-fitting in this company.
Redmayne has a virginal look, a knocked-silly astonishment when the most famous woman in the world shucks off her clothes and jumps into a freezing river.
Kathlyn Williams, who played a virginal blond heiress named Kathlyn Hare, raced through thirteen segments of the serial, pursued by a hunky, scheming Hindu named Umballah (Charles Clary).
The harpsichord, a table-size Renaissance favorite, was cleverly reengineered as a boxlike model called a virginal (in tribute to Queen Elizabeth I) that one person could fold up and carry.
Eddie Redmayne has a virginal look, and a knocked-silly amazement when the most famous woman in the world shucks her clothes in front of him and jumps into a freezing river.
The terrain feels virginal, unsullied, overwhelming--nature on steroids.
The typical hero is no longer a brooding English aristocrat with a large estate who, on a chance visit to a sick aunt, meets a lovely, lonely, virginal 17-year-old, says Charis Calhoon of the Romance Writers.
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