Sentence examples for become insulated from inspiring English sources

Today, much of the nation under 50 has become insulated from such experiences, making it hard to "feel another's pain".

"In academia, you talk to a fairly small group of people and become insulated from real criticism," says Professor Althouse, who regularly ruffles feathers on her blog.

As a potential profit-generator, the CVC can become insulated from the vagaries of annual budgeting; it becomes self-sustainable.

The danger of focusing on technical minutiae is that researchers become insulated from one another, and lose the ability to use one another's resources.

It is so easy to become insulated and to develop blinders in a category, channel, industry or other areas.

Upon prolonged heating, the composite thin films exhibit relative large conductivity at high nanotube content, while the polyaniline thin films become insulating.

Very recently, it was understood that the metal-insulator transition (MIT) is gradual so that particles with certain 'magic' numbers of electrons become insulating while others remain conducting [4].

As Brockes retreats into professional habits, her prose becomes insulated from emotion.

Socially and professionally, democratic teams became insulated units.

As more people come to occupy the proposed tower, more waste is recycled, more of the building becomes insulated, and more people, in turn, can work inside of it.

Logs in the below-snow treatment were left to overwinter standing on the forest floor in their source stand where they became insulated by snow.