Sentence examples for if untouched from inspiring English sources

In those days, perfect meant as if untouched by hands.

Except for a banal office block clumsily attached to its inner flank in the 1950s, the hall stands as if untouched by a hard century of German history.

He walks through his sport as if untouched by anxiety, a master of all crises – and there have been a few of them, in case anyone has forgotten.

Frou-frous like those of Urs Fischer at the New Museum and Marina Abramović at the Modern, and of Dan Colen at Gagosian and Rob Pruitt at Gavin Brown, seemed immune to judgment, as if untouched by human minds.

Patterns were set up, and then the band built almost conspiratorial crescendos down below, while her voice hovered as if untouched by the gathering tension until she finally let it sweep her up.

As shot by Werner Maritz, also making his debut in this film as a cinematographer, these landscapes appear strangely, bewitchingly timeless, as if untouched by the modern world and its ills.

While most will keep water out if left untouched, if you try to engage the chronograph on most pieces the watch will become unstable and could let water in.

The curators said they thought the painted works could last two or three decades if left untouched.

If left untouched, this secondary vegetation becomes a low forest dominated by Acacia and Mimosa sp. persisting for at least 20 years.

That land, if left untouched, probably would have been covered with perennial grasses with deep roots that help absorb water.

Then, as if this untouched feast were the Eiffel Tower or a friend's face, she whipped out a camera and lovingly photographed it.