Sentence examples similar to gained untouchable status from inspiring English sources

He was angered by Hoover's antagonism to the movement, and to the untouchable status the FBI director maintained.

Time inevitably catches up with every player, but that prolonged period out of the Chelsea first team eroded his untouchable status within the England set-up.

Properties under £75,000 would condemn their owners to "untouchable" status; over £5m, and they would belong to a secret sect whose members possessed mystical powers.

Even Rozier himself has made light of his apparent untouchable status.

CNN and BBC, which have covered the story, have focused on the "appalling" human rights conditions in Morocco and the untouchable status of the royal family.

And in recent years Barcelona, inspired by the brilliant Lionel Messi, managed to achieve untouchable status on the pitch at the same time as remaining true to that motto.

In contrast, Lennon enjoys near untouchable status, with Celtic dominating domestically and preparing for a second successive season in the rarefied atmosphere of Europe's premier contest.

They want to keep their core of young players together - Julius Randle, D'Angelo Russell, and Brandon Ingram- but they could revisit the "untouchable status".

Ultimately, the bigger story here is how the public, fans and media have turned on Favre after his untouchable status in Green Bay all those years.

It gained university status in 1964.

Meatloaf has gained classic status.