Untouchable in A Sentence

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    A wine from one vineyard that is in high demand in one vintage might be untouchable in the next year's vintage because of weather changes.

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    Also, some can become untouchable in their own minds.

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    Big Daddy, kingpin of the Philadelphia family, had been untouchable for as long as anyone could remember.

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    But the untouchable creatures are hunting and killing humans.

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    Cato was outstanding, and Tommy Sexton and Mark Selby were almost untouchable up front.

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    Charles Martin Smith provides a slight inkling of comic relief as accountant turned Untouchable Oscar Wallace.

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    Despite the fact that it was released on the Dreamcast, a system that bit the dust and buried Sega as a console designer, its notoriety was untouchable.

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    Despite the painful memories of his rule, he had appeared untouchable in Chile even for many years after democracy took over in 1990.

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    He is virtually untouchable in his neighborhood because he walks with the gait of a legend.

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    Idols can be placed on pedestals and seem untouchable, but when they're posing for a mugshot, they're just ordinary, everyday people.

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    It is an uncaring adult who fails to respond appropriately and society should be wary of making children untouchable.

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    It was a hideous nightmare, arguably the darkest hour of Western civilization, and as such has become sacrosanct, even untouchable.

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    Lula 's desire to increase agricultural exports led him to declare in July last year that, ' the Amazon is not untouchable '.

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    Lula's desire to increase agricultural exports led him to declare in July last year that, ' the Amazon is not untouchable ' .

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    No. There are five of us who are pretty much … untouchable.

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    No. There are five of us who are pretty much … untouchable.

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    Or it could be the fact that its songwriting genius is pretty much untouchable.

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    Quentin Tarantino will tackle the untouchable rock image of Jimi Hendrix...

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    Since taking the team up to the Premiership as champions two years ago, the previously untouchable Ulsterman has seen his popularity erode gradually.

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    The band may have been through some changes but their song writing aptitude and catchy hooks remain untouchable.

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    The blogs admin appears to suspend student 's blogs on some very shaky reasons, and they are essentially untouchable.

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    The blogs admin appears to suspend student's blogs on some very shaky reasons, and they are essentially untouchable.

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    The idea of urban vigilantes challenging an untouchable crime boss was staid even then, following Double Dragon, Final Fight and their ilk.

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    The interrogation would have been a moment of truth in the case, a symbolic breakthrough after decades in which Pinochet was considered untouchable.

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    The restaurant offers a variety of steamed crab dishes, but their garlic crabs are untouchable.

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    They had the untouchable sound, the look, the rhapsodic rhetoric, and the strangeness.

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    Though she does seem to exist in her own little universe, the scandals and run-ins with the law have made a dent in her image as an untouchable heiress.

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    Though they are seemingly untouchable when fans see them in action, celebrities have to battle diseases such as this just as regular people do.

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    Through this divine love the untouchable becomes pure, the pariah no longer remains a pariah.

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    While "perfect" may seem a bit of an untouchable concept, it's not as difficult to achieve as you may think.

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    With Kiyonari seemingly untouchable, the championship then headed to Mallory Park for round three.

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    Witnesses to convict them were, unsurprisingly, hard to find - and when one murder trial fell through, the twins felt untouchable.

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    You may find yourself as half of the couple everyone envies because of that untouchable, strong connection.