Sentence examples for otherwise untouched from inspiring English sources
Consider the ongoingproblem of tactile sensitivity, the elusivenessof feeling, those of us otherwise untouched touchedfor many dollars a gallon.
Consider the ongoing problem of tactile sensitivity, the elusiveness of feeling, those of us otherwise untouched touched for many dollars a gallon.
American soldiers pointed out the house where the family had been living, which they said had been searched, but was otherwise untouched by the bombardment.
Many local leaders worry that a large hydrocarbon industry in otherwise untouched parts of the Arctic threatens a vulnerable ecology but they can hardly ignore a potential bonanza.In the short term, many decisions about energy extraction in the polar regions will be made in courts and legislatures much farther south.
Like many seasoned travelers, I'd been burned by the promise of rustic lodging with multi-star amenities, a happy-sounding combination that often meant a working telephone in a stone chamber otherwise untouched by progress and its attendant conveniences, like reliable plumbing and regular maid service.
One of my all-time favourite products, repackaged for men but otherwise left untouched.
Mead said Adenhart's locker would otherwise remain untouched for the remainder of the season, and that the Angels would wear a black patch with the No. 34 on their uniforms.
Throughout the San Rafael Swell, a geologic wonder of canyons, mesas and rock formations here in eastern Utah, tire tracks lace the ground that otherwise appears untouched since wind and water carved the landscape millions of years ago.
She quit shortly after, making up a polite excuse: "I told the organizer, 'You're reading fiction, and I'm reading history right now.' " Yes, it's a nice, high-minded idea to join a book group, a way to make friends and read books that might otherwise sit untouched.
These responses, which our global editors compiled over the course of October, have been lightly edited for grammar but otherwise remain untouched. .
