Sentence examples for a bit isolated from inspiring English sources

"I did feel a bit isolated.

I think he's a bit isolated here, but I'd never turf him out.

In the past, he said, "perhaps we were a bit isolated, because we were ashamed about not having reached full democracy".

Dr Caroline Gatrell works at Lancaster University Management School: "Women combining motherhood and a career are often so time-pressured they feel unable to do much networking and are a bit isolated.

It's absolutely a favourite; they were my friends at a time in my life when I felt a bit isolated and a bit insecure, so it's a lovely series for me to be able to go back and watch.

"Once you leave art school, you can feel a bit isolated or disconnected — so it's important, in terms of community," said Kari Robertson, a recent GSA graduate and Transmission council member.

Freelancing, where a reporter works for an agency and is sent out for deposition work, can be a bit isolating for a new reporter.

But even for me, that's a bit isolating.

Secondly, they provide a much-needed social outing, as winter on a (snowy) island can be a bit isolating.

It can get a bit isolating to be in Canada's great, expansive territories, so it's no huge surprise that a search for "expedia" to get out in the world would be the most prevalent in the Northwest Territories.

It's nice to have a group of people to collaborate with or you can feel a little bit isolated.