Sentence examples for were relatively untouched from inspiring English sources

They were relatively untouched by collisions and other events that might have incinerated the surfaces of larger bodies like the planets, changing the molecular structure of their original terrains.

In contrast to the looting throughout Baghdad and other parts of the country, Ba'athist headquarters and homes of high-ranking Sunni leaders were relatively untouched.

Before the 20th century, Torajans lived in autonomous villages, where they practised animism and were relatively untouched by the outside world.

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.

With so few human residents and visitors, the reefs of Vanua Balavu are relatively untouched.

For now, life at the bottom of the world is relatively untouched by humans.

We've said: 'Let's protect the valley.' It's the last piece of our backyard that's relatively untouched".

"There is perhaps one room that is relatively untouched but, other than that, the interior is extensively damaged.