Sentence examples for been immune of from inspiring English sources
adjective
Exempt; not subject to.
- As a diplomat, you are immune from prosecution.
Sugar cane has not been immune: of the 5,877 workers freed in 2007 from conditions analogous to slave labor in Brazil, 2,947 had been sugar-cane cutters.
Still, the governor's administration has not been immune to allegations of patronage and crisscrossing interests.
Yet it hasn't been immune to incidences of rape and assault.
I have not been immune to the effects of 22-plus years of solitary.
You do the math — that's 120 million who are immune out of 320 million, so two-thirds of the population is still not immune.
"No one is immune so of course Belgium, there are things that we could have done better.
And, of course, some performers will forever be immune to all of this anyway.
None of us was immune to the spell of its cuteness.
It is modern; it is immune to charges of "resisting progress".
"He thought he was immune to all of this," said one person involved in the talks.
However, Jefferson was immune to both of them (Table2).
