Sentence examples for a more isolated from inspiring English sources

Arts, social sciences and humanities students can have a more isolated and less structured experience.

Seems forever -- I'm writing a host of letters to folks now because I plan to go into a more isolated state than now even in another month and maybe even stop writing.

The tour was one of several this season in different parts of the country designed to give participants an up-close look at various co-housing communities, and to address an increasingly common feeling that one pays too much for one's home, sees friends too little there and generally lives a more isolated life than is desirable.

This hybrid structure may potentially enable induced 'auxetic' behavior at the single-cell scale while tuning the Poisson's Ratio to a more isolated value.

Many students transferred to Hand in Hand after years of a more isolated educational experience.

They suggest that it may be beneficial to those who have been made redundant or have retired and have a more isolated life.

But if you're out here and your heart belongs to a New York team, well, you probably feel a bit more isolated.

It was more intense than usual because when the jokes bombed, it was a more isolating loneliness than I've ever known.

There was a perceptible sense of the country sliding to a poorer, more isolated resting place.

But without a supportive Britain, sycophantic or not, American foreign policy looks a little more isolated, and that may not be great news for the West.

Badawi started a hunger strike in early December after being moved to a new, more isolated prison.