| You would have to live a pretty charmed life to have made it through the past few decades in Afghanistan unharried by adversity and grief. |
| Truly it was good to be here, and to enter for a brief hour into the shy, wild but unharried life of the wood folk. |
| The game should be unharried by the omnipresent and dangerous nimrod. |
| He is an unhurried, unharried cook who is good company and keeps a tight focus — as long as the Mets are winning. |
| He believes India's response to the 1991 reforms owed a lot to the groundwork it laid in the 1980s and even earlier, when it acquired a skilled workforce and industrial experience, unharried by foreign competition. |
| Anyone who wishes may quit and ride away, untroubled and unharried. |
