Sentence examples for be immune from this from inspiring English sources

No player should be immune from this.

Will women never be immune from this sort of nonsense?

"However, why should anyone be immune from this type of thing?

Why should education necessarily be immune from this digital, Darwinian wave, when other industries are not?

There was a sense for many years that the Academy Awards might be immune from this, but clearly they are not.

If anyone ought to be immune from this kind of apocalyptic hypnosis, one might think, it is Niall Ferguson, the conservative historian who has spent the past decade urging America to take up Britain's old role as beneficent empire.

But will Dingell be immune from that judgment?

There are some problems with lag, but no high-profile PC game is immune from this on launch week.

"No sector of society is immune from this brand of terror," said Floyd P. Horn, administrator at the U.S.D.A.

Inexperienced players who become nervous in tense competitive situations would be wrong to suppose that experts are immune from this problem.

Brexit shows that no country is immune from this ever growing force, even a country like Britain, which we thought was devoid of political and ideological passion.