Sentence examples for barely insulated from inspiring English sources
Most homes built after World War II when many assumed that heating oil would stay cheap forever were barely insulated at all.
Pipes are badly insulated.
These days, STOP RACE MIXING barely has any effect on you, because you are insulated by the kindness and decency of your new friends, many who've never even heard of Braybrook.
There's a lot of stuff we consume while barely pausing to consider where it comes from; it is easy, these days, to be insulated from production.
His resignation, barely 12 hours later, suggested that the BBC's trustees had concluded that the argument that the network's top brass was insulated from responsibility for programming decisions by a lack of prior knowledge was not sustainable.
The wealthy are insulated.
Keeps everything insulated.
Barely a third of the electorate bothered to turn up at local elections that consumed the British political classes; a group whose chattering increases in volume as the chamber they inhabit grows ever more insulated from the rabble outside.
The coils are electrically insulated.
The hardtop is well insulated.
