Sentence examples for a form of isolation from inspiring English sources

Over the years an exasperated world has tried inducements, threats and, latterly, "strategic patience"—a form of isolation.

It becomes almost a form of isolation rather than communication".

But this belonging, paradoxically enough, is itself a form of isolation.

When Burn pointed out he had never played that position in his life he, too, was sent into a form of isolation (though, unlike others, he was eventually brought back).

Both Mr Bundy and Mr Sterling are "old men who live in a form of isolation", writes HotAir.com's Jazz Shaw.

Further research involved Mcrae putting herself in a form of isolation for three months, on a 'technology diet,' as she calls it.

In short, he concludes, "I am afraid both of closed and of open spaces, and I am afraid, in a sense, of any form of isolation".

So, the furniture in my books may be old and quaint, but the person sitting on that furniture is thoroughly involved in a form of emotional isolation and peril quite recognizable today.

Yet there's a third form of isolation not as apparent as the others: isolation from nature.

Lawyers accused authorities of trying to break the strike by placing leaders in administrative segregation, a more complete form of isolation known as Ad-Seg, and blasting cells with cold air.

Parallel to a physical castle, the internet is like a self-imposed virtual castle, a self-imposed form of isolation and training where one enters the institution both willingly and with a habitual, some may even say obsessive regularity.