Sentence examples for been sheltered from inspiring English sources
noun
A refuge, haven or other cover or protection from something.
Had I been sheltered somehow?
I've been sheltered by some of it.
Their own lives had been sheltered, they explained, almost stiflingly so.
"They have been sheltered by the fact that the economy has done so well," he said.
G.E. has been sheltered from the worst of recent economic storms.
The others appear to have been sheltered from news of it.
"She was at the bottom of the garden and had been sheltered by trees and other debris.
Some people thought one of the arrested men was a bus driver or had been sheltered by bus drivers.
As a prostitute, I had been sheltered from the rough and tumble of New York's conventional dating scene.
Because domestically oriented companies have been sheltered from many of the negative effects of the strong dollar.
It proposes to eliminate the alternative minimum tax, which was designed to collect income from the wealthy that had been sheltered in deductions and loopholes.
