Sentence examples for utterly unaffected from inspiring English sources

Here is a player of captivating talent, who appears utterly unaffected by pressure.

On the cabaret stage, Mr. Wopat conveys the same laid-back, utterly unaffected naturalness that makes his album so appealing.

Protected by their talent, the characters seem utterly unaffected by the desperate poverty of their neighbors, who, unlike themselves, do not have a choice of addresses.

Meanwhile, he wrote that Mariel "gives an immensely moving, utterly unaffected performance that shows up everything else as a calculated swindle".

I arrived midway through this year's festival, but the audience – approximately 80,000 day tickets on Monday and about 415,000 in total – seem utterly unaffected by the challenges of surviving in the dusty, squat-like environment.

In many ways, Mr. Gerhaher's performance is also one of de-layering, as his utterly unaffected yet profound interpretation tunnels back through time to the emotional seed of each song.

In contrast, the utterly simple, unaffected, and seemingly valueless pu, a plain uncarved block of wood, brings into sharp relief the integrity of Daoist virtue and of the person who embodies it (e.g., chs. 28, 32).

Four decades on we've had a national culinary renaissance, celebrity chefs have been born, achieved greatness and fallen from public favour, men in Spain and Bray have done things with food that seem to defy the laws of physics, yet through it all, barring some structural changes to her hair helmet, Delia has remained utterly and completely unaffected.

Jean-Yves Ravoux was an ageless, properly "white" high tenor with the dryness of wine; François Bazola, an imposing bass; and the sopranos Nicola Wemyss and Patricia Gonzalez conveyed unaffected joy, utterly convincing in their delight at the idea of one sole exalted God.

MT: They are models of integrity, unaffected beauty, being utterly in the present, stoic about pain, and tirelessly pursue their tasks without self-regulation.

The logic of his theory is utterly simple: if a single ferrous metal is unaffected by a magnetic field it cannot be the case that all ferrous metals are affected by magnetic fields.