Sentence examples for cut off from the changes from inspiring English sources

Nouvelle cuisine was largely cut off from the changes in the society going on around it.

Cambodia was cut off from the world.

"Without a change in policy, without a change of heart, that's exactly what this is – the slow, painful, bitter execution of a million Syrians, cut off from aid convoys, cut off from the world," he said.

Rt66 was cut off from the Internet.

Modern man is cut off from the natural conditions.

Cell pellets were cut off from the tubes.

By gradually introducing it, you can change over without an abrupt cut off from the old routine.

As we sat there with the water rising around us, it struck me that my family was the perfect metaphor for the public response to climate change: cut off from reality.

Cut off the toe from the sock.

Cut off the head from the plant.

But while the world has been cut off from Iran, it has failed to notice how much Iranians have changed.