1、She was dressed in virginal white.
2、The fresh, unforgettable, virginal love for her bridegroom was hers;
3、And Julie married Alec, dressed appropriately in virginal white.
4、Virgins are not virginal as they used to be.
5、Somehow she'd always been a child in his mind, pure and virginal.
6、nor is there anything more virginal than the shimmer of young foliage- L.P.Smith.
7、The satisfactory degree of virginal type is apparently than belly type group(P
8、Her virginal passion matched his nuptial lust and often it was dawn when they fell into an exhausted slumber.
9、pure and vestal modesty; a spinster or virgin lady; men have decreed that their women must be pure and virginal.
10、It is not plausible that the virginal transmission risk is anything like the higher rates you cite.
11、The thousand liveried angels—begin to cast their beam on the virgin's outward shape—that's her body, the temple that houses her virginal mind.
12、We analyze her virginal play Blasted by the configuration of modern tragedy which reveals the unique objective world in the second chapter.
13、The virginal bride carried a sheaf of wheat in her hand throughout the ceremony, or wore a garland of wheat in her hair.
14、She's a poet and she has an impeccable ear, but this fiercely virginal Lady has not up to this point even begun to develop her other sensory realms.
15、While conversing in the most natural and tranquil manner in the world with the white-haired man, she bent upon Marius all the reveries of a virginal and passionate eye.
16、Exactly how the torrid life she led could possibly have left on Marguerite's face the virginal, even childlike expression which made it distinctive, is something which we are forced to record as a fact which we cannot comprehend.
17、This angelic laser begins slowly the gradual process in some kind of extraordinary science-fiction sort of way of transforming the virginal human body to the essence of the soul itself.
18、How it was that her ardent life had left on Marguerite's face the virginal, almost childlike expression, which characterized it, is a problem which we can but state, without attempting to solve it.
