Sentence examples for feels cut off from inspiring English sources

"Europe suddenly feels cut off," she said.

Yet the national coach feels cut off from the disquiet.

The man doesn't understand, feels cut off and becomes frightened by what looks like obsession, unless he is becoming obsessed too.

It somehow feels cut off from Madison Square Park, just to the east, and yet doesn't feel like Chelsea until you walk a few blocks west.

At the top of the steps, I turned left and headed to Santa Teresa, a sleepy hillside village of cobblestone streets, colonial houses and artists' studios that feels cut off from the rest of the city.

The circumstances in which the work was filmed are almost manifest on screen: Eisenstein's film feels cut off from the outside world, and the story – a Shakespearean narrative of triumph at a cruel price – is racked with paranoia and intrigue, a roundelay of conspirators foregrounded against pageantry.

They feel cut off".

She felt cut off from everything.

"If I feel cut off, I cut off".

With the phones out, we felt cut off from civilization.

Without ERT they feel cut off from the metropolis.