Sentence examples for essentially cut off from inspiring English sources

Within weeks, the industry essentially cut off conversation with the agency about possible rule changes.

Bush is the one true believer, a man essentially cut off from all information except the official line".

Julius, the narrator of Open City, is just as sensitive to the New York whose pavements he plods, but he is essentially cut off from all around him.

Noor had backed a rival of President Hamid Karzai in the 2009 election, and, as I was told in a subsequent briefing, he talked about how Karzai and "the palace" had essentially cut off relations thereafter.

LITTLE ITALY NORTH in San Diego has long been the unsung, gritty industrial cousin to the main part of Little Italy's restaurant row, essentially cut off from its southern half by two busy streets and a decidedly different mindset.

In short, the "nuclear option" involved invoking a ruling by the President of the Senate (then Dick Cheney) that essentially cut off debate by majority vote, at least on judicial nominations and perhaps other matters.

Should they fail to toe the line, the Patriot Act essentially cuts off foreign institutions from business relations with America.

This can be hard to achieve in most modern office buildings, which are essentially sealed envelopes cut off from the outside, she said.

The termination of Improbable's Unity license essentially cut them off from a huge portion of indie developers who build their stuff on Unity.

According to these sources ― one of whom works on the transition and another who was prevented from doing so ― Trump's team has identified people who were highly critical of his candidacy and essentially cut them off from being part of the current operation.

For five decades, South Korea has essentially been an island, cut off from the Asian mainland by a hostile north and the world's most militarized border.