Sentence examples for nearly untouched from inspiring English sources

"It's a surviving pocket of near-intact wildlife that's been nearly untouched by history".

The movie's and Galifianakis's running joke comes and goes with its substance nearly untouched: Jeff's incurable nerdiness.

Their ambition was to give viewers the impression of an encounter with a vast, spiritual space nearly untouched by man.

Tropical Storm Allison wreaked havoc downtown and in the Texas Medical Center in June of 2001, but parts of the city were nearly untouched.

A Geography of Hope: Saving Primary Forests illustrates the beauty, ecological importance and connection to humanity unique to these nearly untouched, 'old-growth' forests --Publisher's description.

Its Beaux-Arts details and elaborate, skylight-filled ceilings remain nearly untouched, though the station has been closed to passengers since the 1940s.

Adjacent to the lower-level chapel is Catherine's virtually untouched, nearly bare cell.

Global trade, worth $19 trillion, and integral to nearly everything we consume, had remained virtually untouched by technology, so he founded logistics technology company Freightos.

But that is part of its charm, this French protectorate in the middle of the Coral Sea (nearly halfway between Australia and Fiji), is still one of the most untouched and naturally beautiful places in the world.

The churches here are not nearly as impressive as the monuments in those more popular towns, but their age, their relative isolation from tourism and the virtually untouched scenery that surrounds them lend a distinctive air of mystery, even sanctity.

Still, the last ambitious dreamer to cut this kind of top-of-the-market deal with the MTA was Mortimer Zuckerman, who promised the agency $350 million in the late 1980s to develop Columbus Circle and ended up handing the property back untouched nearly a decade later, at a $17 million loss.