Sentence examples for rendered untouchable from inspiring English sources

Two of the best, paradoxically, are songs once rendered untouchable by their singers: "I've Been Loving You Too Long," a signature for Otis Redding, and "It Ain't Fair," a sleeper for Aretha Franklin.

This job is performed mainly by women from the lowest sub-caste of the Dalit, who are rendered doubly untouchable by their association with dirt.

But compensating for its dwindling public support is the high-level backing the PAD apparently continues to enjoy from elements in the military and the royal palace, including Queen Sirikit, which has so far rendered it untouchable.The PAD began in late 2005 as a series of peaceful weekly rallies in a Bangkok park against the then prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra.

This illness renders humans untouchable".

"It renders humans untouchable and that's sickening.

"It renders humans untouchable and that's sickening," Geldof said of the disease.

It is the mental equivalent of his shoulder roll, rendering him untouchable.

Geldof confirmed the new version at a London press conference last week, during which he described Ebola as "a pernicious illness which renders people untouchable".

The lyrics "Do They Know It's Christmas?" will be tweaked and modernised to address the recent outbreak of Ebola, described by Geldof as "a pernicious illness which renders people untouchable".

The joke concealed in the term is that it's in fact Frances who renders herself untouchable by the homunculi of her own circle, because she is a woman of destiny awaiting a Prince Charming of a similar grandeur of character.

You have probably figured out that the real mission of the Republican extortionists and their big-money backers was to scuttle the law before most Americans recognized it as a godsend and rendered it politically untouchable.