| If you bake with unsifted flour you don't know how much you are using because it might be packed down or very fluffy. |
| The meal is often unsifted and sour, and the meat such as in the North is consigned to the soap-maker. |
| Inquiry and doubt are silenced by citation of ancient laws or a multitude of miscellaneous and unsifted cases. |
| In like manner they sift cochineal, and sell it at a less price than what is unsifted. |
| Bake the meal into bread by mixing it, unsifted, with sour milk, and adding a little soda and pepper. |
| A circumstantiality assembled of little documentary facts can feel flimsy, offering less resistance to enchantment than an unsifted environment clumsily pressing all around us. |
