Sentence examples for untouchable of from inspiring English sources

The Untouchable of the piece's title, he tells us, is himself.

This has not increased since the days of Dennis Healey, in what has become the great untouchable of British politics.

And committing the surplus to Social Security, that most untouchable of programs, would be a politically impregnable roadblock to using it for tax cuts.

Provided by a nearby council, my cloth bag bearing the words "Hackney", "Reduce" and "Reuse" is obviously on the lowest rung - the Untouchable of cloth bags.

ASKED recently about his longstanding attraction to the melodramatic form known as the woman's picture — "the untouchable of film genres," as the critic Molly Haskell once put it — the director Todd Haynes had a ready answer.

With government support for tobacco being phased out, the value of tobacco produced in this town has dropped 75percentt since 1975, the mulberry leaf production has been wiped out, and the production of rice, the untouchable of Japanese farm policy, has dropped by a third.

It is more a kind of untouchable exhibition of the possibility of sexual adventure.

Her newspaper chain issued a statement saying that editors "will never yield to threats and intimidation of the untouchable principles of freedom of expression".

They had become the untouchables of British public life".

As one says to Maya, their uniforms announce them as the Untouchables of whitecollar America, they are the Invisibles.

The homeless alcoholics, however, were left to fend for themselves — subterranean untouchables of the capital of the most sparsely populated country in the world.