Sentence examples for a sort of immunity from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because Israeli Jews enjoy a sort of immunity as "eternal victims," Shavit was able to indulge in this exercise of "ethnically cleansing and weeping".
Taken to an extreme, Justice Scalia added, the prohibition on further attempts at questioning would confer a sort of immunity on suspects who had once invoked their rights — even if the subsequent questioning concerned another crime in another jurisdiction.
The man who is notionally Mr Berlusconi's closest ally was caught saying that the prime minister confuses "leadership with absolute monarchy" and "popular consent…with a sort of immunity from any other authority".
In Italy the church still enjoys a sort of immunity, for cultural reasons, but Italians will surely one day insist that their religion should be answerable to the law of the land.
And it's a sort of immunity system set up in the genetic code of our cells.
The French may be preparing to argue for a sort of sovereign immunity exception to the accounting rules.
We may speculate that discussions with colleagues, parents or others may have created a sort of "heard immunity" in this group of subjects [ 16].
We note that, because of timescale separation, the long term evolutionary dynamics of adaptive immunity can be studied by modeling adaptive immunity as a sort of stronger "innate immunity" with a higher cost.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
In fact, Iran may be emboldened to act rashly, believing that its nuclear capability gives it some sort of immunity against a punishing conventional response from Israel, which could spin out of control.
