Sentence examples for free from isolation from inspiring English sources

Working at home most often means being alone, so just as important is a desire to break free from isolation.

Prosecutors have expressed concern that Mr. Breivik could contact possible accomplices if freed from isolation.

He said something had to be done to spring the children free from the isolation of urban poverty; he played with the idea that the Hartford schools should simply be shut down, and the children dispersed into the surrounding suburbs.

Cell phones enable women to break free from their isolation.

Since a touch can be both powerful and sensual, the project's intention is to free its wearer from isolation and anxiety by turning their dark perception of the world inside the helmet into an immediate snapshot of the outside world initiated directly through human contact.

His first goal was to end prejudice and exclusion condemning this disease, an objective that he achieved soon after taking over the National Directorate of Leprocomiums, when he convinced the government to free the patients from isolation.

The episodes revolve around two women: Vi, a mysterious newcomer to Los Angeles who is beginning to break free from self-imposed isolation.

Developments like eye-gaze technology free physically disabled children from isolation by allowing them to text their friends and surf the web.

During the last three decades, millions of Iranians have fled the country and millions are waiting to be free from the sanctions and isolation.

The Americans are unlikely to provide this however, as one of the Pakistani army's main objectives seems to be preventing the drones from targeting its favourite jihadist groups.In accepting a deal that is drastically imperfect from its point of view, Pakistan's government has dragged one foot free from the bog of international isolation in which it was becoming mired.

Total RNA was extracted from B. neotomae and B. abortus RB51 using RNeasy Mini Kit (Qiagen) according to the manufacturer's protocol for DNA-free RNA isolation from bacteria.