Sentence examples similar to ever untouched from inspiring English sources

The ever-untouched indigo crayon.

Amy Winehouse may be under scrutiny again with the release of Asif Kapadia's Amy but at least there is one aspect of her short and relentlessly contested life that will for ever remain untouched.

Anderson's book is a seminal work in California Indian environmental studies, and it thoroughly explores and shows the numerous ways California Indian peoples utilized their traditional knowledge, shattering the idea that any of the area we now call "protected wilderness" in California was ever an untouched landscape.

These are important because astrophysicists think these rocks were formed during the collapse and have remained untouched ever since.

It was built in 1906 by George C. Thomas Jr., who went on to design Riviera and Bel-Air in Los Angeles, and it's been left pretty much untouched ever since.

Once the most densely populated city on earth, with a whopping 13,000 people per square kilometer, this island off the coast of southern Japan has been untouched ever since the population vacated in 1974 when coal mining the source of employment for the island's inhabitants fell to the wayside.

The vast majority of Costa Rica's spectacular coastline remains as lovely and untouched as ever.

Yet the trauma she has endured -- psychologically and neurologically -- is not one that ever leaves a person untouched.

You may think this destination is way too touristy, but most of the coastline remains as lovely and untouched as ever.

Norway has the freshest air I've ever breathed along with pristine untouched nature that's so mind-blowing that it doesn't look real.

I've never truly got along with either Dark Souls game, despite my best attempts, and Demon's Souls remains in my ever-growing pile of shame, untouched.