Sentence examples similar to feeling shielded from inspiring English sources
"Too often they died feeling abandoned and alone, shielded from fear by neither science nor God nor the reassurance of a doctor who seemed to care about them," she says of the people whose ends she witnessed.
"When I was at university, I was feeling that I was too much in the ivory tower, shielded away from the real world," says Williams.
Stray light was shielded.
He shields his feelings behind noisy guitars, but there's a tender heart within the blare.
He shields his feelings behind noisy guitars, but he still reveals a tender heart.
When I get home, I'm too tired to take off my suit; our couple's therapist tells me I'm shielding my feelings with "metaphorical armor".
The next-door bully tries to shield his feelings from anyone else, but he releases everything - including laughter - when he's with his best friend.
People want money to shield themselves from feeling unsafe, unwanted, unloved, unhappy, or impoverished inside.
Though these outbursts of the parenting wars may shield us from feeling bad about our lot they don't change the underlying reality: some people have more work-life tools than others.
What it means for parents: Feelings of failure may actually be an adaptive tool and shielding kids from those feelings might limit their potential to succeed.
