Sentence examples for quite untouched from inspiring English sources

Ucanal, on the other hand, which I did not succeed in finding until 1972, remained at that time quite untouched.

Indeed one of the finest teenage novels, Vadim Frolov's Chto k chemu (Eng. trans., What It's All About, 1965), is quite untouched by dogma of any kind.

Her life was quite untouched by political controversy, though she lived through the Third Reich on false papers because her father was Jewish.

Moreover, obtaining exact solutions for these problems is a great purpose which has been quite untouched.

All those beautiful buildings the teak houses, the colonial mansions were quite untouched.

(The exception was a small used-book store on the Upper West Side, where I found a cache of battered Penguins and Signets that seemed to have been sitting on the shelf, moldering and untouched, for quite some time).

"Nowhere is quite so adventurous, and untouched, as Aysén, Northern Patagonia's final frontier," says Black Tomato's Marchant.

Like glass itself, the silica is untouched even by quite strong acids and alkalis, and will resist corrosive agents such as hydrogen peroxide (basically a type of bleach).

I like that the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty exists, and that Aerie is launching an ad campaign with untouched (though still quite slender) models.

These new findings pose a particular threat to the American workforce, for we are notorious for logging long hours, leaving vacation days untouched and enjoying quite a few happy hours during the week.

He ate only the sweet dinner rolls — which were quite good — and left the rest untouched.