Sentence examples for feel insulated from inspiring English sources
There are many counties across the nation that, like Chisago County, might feel insulated from the trials of the destitute.
This is the first time in my life that I didn't feel insulated".
They will likely also feel insulated from much of the economic unease felt elsewhere, since the Texas city is the centre of the country's booming oil and gas industry, which has helped it outpace all other major US cities in job growth over the last five years.
And while Australians may feel insulated from the growing world power's influence, we too are occasionally affected by Beijing's push for control.
Here in the Bay Area, the place my husband and I have called our home for the past five years and truly, completely love, it's easy to feel insulated from so many of the world's problems.
Maybe you're weary of it all, maybe you think these are isolated cruelties having nothing to do with you, maybe you feel insulated from it because you're doing a decent enough job within your own circle of friends, or maybe you have a mid-term tomorrow and simply can't be bothered.
Back in the days of the Calderón government, he said, people living in Mexico City felt insulated from the horrors and violence of the narco war.
While genocide and other crimes against humanity have flourished in these environments, and cynical leaders similar to the Taliban and Al Qaeda have terrorized civilian populations, most Americans have felt insulated from these worlds.
"Curb" has always felt insulated, and a lot of its best jokes are borne of the fact that Larry's immense wealth has warped his world view over the years.
Despite the deluge of corruption claims disfiguring Fifa's credibility, the organisation here in Zurich, at its manicured $100m headquarters, gives the impression it still feels insulated from the outrage and calls for reform.
Then in August, amid tensions as the first anniversary of September 11th approached, a Lebanese Australian was sentenced to 55 years for a series of rapes.But since Bali, some people are questioning whether Australia, which previously felt insulated from terrorism, may have invited its own problems through the government's support for American policies.
