Sentence examples for had isolated himself from inspiring English sources

He had isolated himself at home.

The President, by his own actions, had isolated himself from the country.

To be sure, Paine had isolated himself and alienated many old friends.

The official ruling on his death declared that Lao She had "isolated himself from the people".

By the winter of 1970, he had isolated himself in London.

By 1982 it was clear that Schmidt had isolated himself from the party mainstream while driving away the support he needed from his rightist junior coalition partner, the Free Democratic Party.

It is clear, too, that he has isolated himself from memories of our childhood.

He has isolated himself as much as he can in a residential community.

They say he has isolated himself from his cabinet and closest advisers, showing an increasingly authoritarian political style.

In Pakistan, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, a crucial American ally, has isolated himself through high-handedness and thwarting of constitutional procedures.

Bolaño called it "radical and solitary", and it is both of those things, or rather it is the radical effort of someone who has isolated himself, possibly at great cost, in order to cling to the things about himself that are most original.