Sentence examples for feel shielded from inspiring English sources

So the architects aimed to create a landscape where people would feel shielded from the elements.

But he said he and his wife feel shielded because they chose a reputable agency, and because in their opinion, a small number of corruption cases have been blown out of proportion.

If only shifted-force electrostatics were used, the shielding of that electric field would not even remotely be accurate (e.g. an ion 3 nm away from the cathode would not feel shielding ions and would incorrectly feel the full electric field).

With Malraux at his right, the place of honor at the Cabinet table, the General felt "shielded from the commonplace," he wrote.

Gradually, over the years, as his domestic compass shifted, true home became this quirky house where he imagined people for his novels, found sanctuary and now felt shielded by my arms.

People who once felt shielded by the effect of the economic crisis are beginning to come to terms with the reality.

Named American Unity PAC, its sole mission will be to encourage Republican candidates to support same-sex marriage, in part by helping them to feel financially shielded from any blowback from well-funded groups that oppose it.

What Denver, in these pictures, most certainly failed to buy was a place where people could feel the shielding embrace of trees.

This stands in contrast to the obstetricians beneath them who more openly expressed favourable views towards provision of safe-abortion services – possibly because they felt more shielded from potential criticism since they were not ultimately responsible for abortion practices at their facilities.

You may feel silly shielding your numbers.

He might have spent "hours on a frozen rooftop, watching below," only to have a supervisor on rounds "reach out and feel my shield, to see if it was cold to the touch".