| Andrew Marr's History of the World series, which the BBC broadcast in 2012, was also cited as an example of this unwholesomeness. |
| As a not-so-metaphorical junkie, Elric allowed Moorcock to revel in unwholesomeness, and helped return fantasy to its roots in the late romanticism of the decadents, a literary school close to Moorcock's heart. |
| They may recognize unwholesomeness when it is coarse, but not when it is more subtle. |
| The hairy sand-fall and sulfurous rain caused such unwholesomeness in the air and in the earth that the grass became yellow and pink and withered down to the roots. |
| The strident unwholesomeness proves oddly refreshing in the show's ambience of fretful compunctions. |
| Mantras counted on these beads serve to clear away obstacles, such as illness and other calamities, and purify one of unwholesomeness. |
