Sentence examples for happily isolated from inspiring English sources
They seemed reluctant even to acknowledge it; they made the studio sound happily isolated, like a spa or a Scandinavian prison.
Alison Lurie has likened Oz to "an idealized version of America in 1900, happily isolated from the rest of the world, underpopulated and largely rural, with an expanding magic technology and what appear to be unlimited natural resources".
Now that you have a continent, you are more than one up on your adversaries, you can happily sit back on your isolated continent, impervious to attack, as your enemies endlessly conquer each other, breaking into each others borders and slaying each others soldiers.
"I would not be surprised if samples of ocean plastics contained microbes that are happily growing on this material and could be isolated in the same manner," he said.
The group we were isolated from all appeared to have been "happily" single for quite some time; this is a kind way of saying they were middle-aged.
But whereas French Impressionists happily painted farmland and urban scenery, their California brethren sought out isolated and rugged nature scenes, sometimes making lengthy, difficult expeditions into the wilderness in search of subject matter.
"We feel so isolated," Jill said, then wistfully described the studio located over a bar that she and her sister happily shared at Amsterdam Avenue and 80th Street in Manhattan.
So yeah maybe I did feel a bit isolated–'cause I did start to develop postnatal depression when (the baby) was about seven months old… (Poppy) Every fairytale ends with the line, "And they lived happily ever after".
Happily for me, my husband leapt out of bed, ran through the basement (naked, mind you) and shut off all water in the house until he could isolate the offending pipe.
