Sentence examples for being unscathed from inspiring English sources

Consider the case described earlier of the agent who was positively relevant to the rock's stopping and the children's being unscathed by standing his ground, precisely by not moving.

The etymology implies that there are "two sources" of religion: "religio," which implies a holding back or a being unscathed, safe and sound; and "re-legere," which implies a linking up with another through faith (Religion, p. 16).

But Tyler was unscathed.

No structure was unscathed.

Her upper body was unscathed.

And yet Björk is unscathed.

No industry has been unscathed.

Some of the items were unscathed.

But scarcely a gallery was unscathed.

The other young man was unscathed.

Ms. Giffords's ability to understand others is unscathed.