Sentence examples for feel the isolation from inspiring English sources

Modern technology means he doesn't feel the isolation I did.

And at the thumb's tip, in Tobermory, people feel the isolation, too.

Since no one wants to speak Russian anymore, you can feel the isolation setting in for the old.

You feel the isolation and terrible emptiness of Australia most acutely in the state of Western Australia, which is larger than the whole of western Europe but has a population of fewer than two million.

For example, I know there are millions of youths out there who feel the isolation and despair today that I did as a young man.

However, after a few years, the school began to feel the isolation of its newly adopted sport, which was not spreading as many had hoped.

Coetzee felt the isolation, too.

She feels the isolation.

In New York, I felt the isolation and divide from nature.

"For so long I've felt the isolation of always being the only gay football player that's out there," Kopay said.

I've felt the isolation too, though – longed to leave my door, like I did in London and Melbourne, and be part of a life on the street right there.