Sentence examples for hardly untouched from inspiring English sources

They are hardly untouched by civilization.

The place was inhospitable but hardly untouched.

Dahl's boyhood is hardly untouched territory: in 1984, he published "Boy," about his boarding-school privations, and two years later he put out "Going Solo," about flying with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War.

"In current circumstances," the board said in its finding, "labor costs — a category totaling nearly half of the county's expenditures — can hardly remain untouched, much less increased".

Still, in Mr. Salazar's assessment, the view from the Kennedy compound was not a big issue, and he noted that Nantucket was hardly an untouched landscape, with busy marine transport and fishing, and tall structures including communications equipment.

Its tendency to control and corrupt – whether it's in arts or education or politics, hardly anything is untouched by it.

Hardly anything in Britain is untouched by the Brexit vote.

Davis follows the large story of slavery into all corners of the Atlantic world, demonstrating that hardly anyone or anything was untouched by it.

Hardly a generation has been untouched by conflict since the Thirty Years War, when more than half the population was killed by marauding armies.

There hardly seems a place on earth untouched by social and political hierarchies linked to skin color, which rank the world's rainbow of skin tones according to two shades, light and dark.

Land use turnover rates indicate that hardly any forest areas are left untouched from the forces, which remove and re-establish forest vegetation in the long run.