Sentence examples for seemed untouched from inspiring English sources

She seemed untouched by the mud and the squalor.

It seemed untouched by anything you'd find on a steak tartare: egg, capers, onions.

The least expensive of them, greasy, fried kreplach with fried onions ($4.95) needed salt, while its tasteless stuffing seemed untouched by seasoning.

Much seemed untouched over the eons, including a tumble of giant boulders that bore evidence of having served as a rock shelter for prehistoric inhabitants.

Apart from a few sleepy towns, where the mobile phone signal suddenly shot up, life seemed untouched by electricity, television or modern communications.

The one commercial activity that seemed untouched by the quake, from the very beginning, were the sellers of scratch cards for cellphones, vital for so many people trying to communicate with one another.

Yet policy seems untouched.

As last week's headlines made clear, no corner of the economy seems untouched.

Although Reubens is nearly sixty, Pee-wee seems untouched by adulthood.

The single painting in the back gallery seems untouched by potential blight or decay.

"As for Satchmo himself," Kopkind wrote, "he seems untouched by all the doubts around him.