Sentence examples for feel untouched from inspiring English sources
A few days later, you feel untouched by the film.
Most Greeks feel untouched by November 17 violence because it has been largely limited to foreigners and prominent people.
Although it is easily reached via the A3, it is not as visited as the Sussex portion of the park, and many of the villages feel untouched by time.
But it also reflects the widening dissatisfaction among poor and working people here who feel untouched - and often adversely affected - by the economic renaissance in the nation's capital in recent years.
In them, she writes about living in New York ("When I drink anything / out of a martini glass / I feel untouched by / professional and sexual / rejection") and staying at home ("I will not be attending the party / tonight, because I am / microwaving multiple Lean Cuisines / and watching Wife Swap, / which is designed to get back / at fathers, as westernized media / is often wont to do").
"There is a tendency today to feel untouched by the problems of others, to shut down at the immensity of an issue like climate change," he told HuffPost.
But he, for one, said he feels untouched by the tensions around the spy case.
Many of its people hitherto felt untouched by Gaza's war and siege, but may yet blame Mr Netanyahu's killing of Mr Jabari for spoiling the calm.
Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is the most visited by tourists, but still feels untouched enough to seem like a venture into the unknown.
FAR from the giant rallies and big-screen showmanship of the final days of a presidential campaign, the sleepy town of Donzy in Burgundy feels untouched by politics.
Dotted with members-only social clubs and old men playing cards in front of shuttered storefronts, the area felt untouched by the relentless pace of Manhattan life.
