Sentence examples for was relatively untouched from inspiring English sources

The country was relatively untouched by the turmoil of the Arab Spring, but Bouteflika faced smaller protests when he last ran for office in 2014.

The downstairs floor of her house was relatively untouched but upstairs the bedrooms had been ransacked – drawers opened, wardrobes emptied, clothes and belongings scattered everywhere.

England was relatively untouched by the revolution until 2014, when a family of beavers was spotted living quietly on the Otter river at Knightstone Farm in east Devon.

It was relatively untouched, and what renovations there had been were of the DIY variety, with "window frames plugged with newspaper", Ben recalls.

Bulgaria did not send troops to the front and was relatively untouched by military operations until the summer of 1943, when Allied bombers began to attack rail and industrial centres.

Sebald was one when the war ended, and he grew up in a region of Germany - the northern outskirts of the Alps - that was relatively untouched by the fighting.

Asia's relative health is the result of its banks' being relatively untouched by the turmoil in the United States and European financial systems.

It is relatively untouched by immigration.

So far, the Socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin, has been relatively untouched by scandal.

It's hard to say why Diana's story has been relatively untouched by Hollywood.

Most of the Himalayan rivers have been relatively untouched by dams near their sources.