Sentence examples for was almost untouched from inspiring English sources

But isn't this the same stretch of Florida coast that was almost untouched by the spill?

They show the Southern oceans paradise as it was, almost untouched by outside influence".

Nevertheless, the interior, like so many in Asmara, was almost untouched, the barman dispensing beers from what had once been the ticket booth.

"When I finally stood up, I couldn't believe it passed me over and I was almost untouched".

The cellulose contents of the fresh pretreated CS and the detoxified CS after 4 days of solid-state culture of A. resinae ZN1 were determined to be 33.4 ± 1.4% (wt/wt) and 32.6 ± 1.1% (wt/wt), respectively, indicating that the cellulose during the detoxification by A. resinae ZN1 was almost untouched.

But the rolls turned out to be in remarkably good shape despite being almost untouched for 70 years.

They are almost untouched by modern civilisation; most don't use calendars, speak Spanish or have electricity or running water.

The family was not well off, and, with no television, no music, no cinema, and with only occasional exposure to radio, they were almost untouched by popular culture.

The areas in question – the Ross Sea and coastal areas in East Antarctica – are almost untouched by the often-clumsy hands of human progress and give a home to thousands of marine species.

One is a lack of public cash.In May 2010 the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, at last gave up the fiction that Italy had been almost untouched by the economic crisis and, in a breathtaking about-turn, his closest adviser declared that painful cuts would be needed to stop Italy going the way of Greece.

"In addition, it appears that the site is almost untouched by later activity, unlike those of Dublin some longphorts developed into urban settlements and thus it might provide important knowledge of this particular type of settlement".