Sentence examples for feeling insulated from inspiring English sources

The feeling insulated me for a while, but then it wavered.

But whatever the final narrative, it is unlikely to leave people feeling insulated from what they cannot see, or foresee, in their own lives.

Experienced globe-trotters interpret this as better value, while inexperienced tourists -- who Scowsill says make up a substantial portion of mega-resorts' clientele, especially in the East -- like feeling insulated from the outside world, with everything they could possibly need at arm's reach.

"You feel so insulated here".

By contrast, Zee Town feels caught flatfooted, insulated by self-regard or lack of care from feeling like it needed to engage the social complexity all around it.

One often gets the feeling that Carson is doubly insulated against reality.

I had a very puerile 'they're not worth befriending anyway' attitude, which insulated me from the feeling of rejection.

Fully aware of that, she positions us there too, inside Marianne's frantic inner monologue around the loss of her beautiful boy, the panic and denial, the closing-off against other people's feelings – anything to insulate herself from the knowledge she has already admitted into her life.

While some Latin American countries are suffering from severe economic problems, Mexico and Chile have remained "relatively insulated," apparently reflecting investors' feelings that these countries are committed to sound economic policies, the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, said today.

Carolyn Pare, chief executive of the Buyers Health Care Action Group, a coalition of employers in Minnesota, said, "Employers are feeling frustrated and used," adding, "The consumers are completely insulated from the actual costs".

Although the credit card system has, until now, been relatively insulated from the financial meltdown, cardholders are finally feeling the belt tighten.