Unclean used in a sentence

Unclean in a sentence as an adjective

"At that point, they had unclean hands in my mind.

But that's not how it's pitched; often the claim is that "pigs are unclean".Which is why it'd be funny.

Do you have Celiac disease, or did you just decide on your own that wheat is unclean?

I love that you are running server side JavaScript, but loading jQuery is the part that feels unclean to you.

Python has a culture of cleanliness at the core, but there is a lot missing from the language that makes it unclean in practices.

Using myself as an example, the team I was leading decided that CouchDB would be a good fit for a use-case involving "unclean" data.

This is desomorphine, cooked from codeine-containing meds, but in dirty unclean situations.

They generally reflect the cultural fear of the dominant members of a region against the "unclean" citizens, outsiders, and the low class.

"In the developing world, 24,000 children under the age of five die every day from preventable causes like diarrhea contracted from unclean water.

Of course the "cleanest" way for Java is possible, and it does matter -- there is a huge difference between "clean" Java and unclean, and anyone who says otherwise is a Java pretender.

Asking someone to sign an NDA before you will tell them which of your patents they're infringing is so despicable that this should be an automatic win for B&N due to the doctrine of unclean hands.

It might be one reason why pastoral farmers[1] thought that women were "unclean", and I'd be interested to know whether goddess-worship comes from more agrarian than pastoral societies.

The Cain and Abel story clearly establishes that the authors are pastoral farmers who distrust those sneaky evil agriculturalists; and they also have an extensive code of cleanliness which includes a woman as unclean during menstruation.