Sentence examples for has isolated us from inspiring English sources
This has isolated us more and more.
We live in a country of more or less total surveillance, but it is an indifferent or hostile gaze which indicates that our extreme individualism has isolated us from one another.
In 2008, Kerry and Senator Chuck Hagel argued in a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Syria that "our policy of nonengagement has isolated us more than the Syrians".
The UK has the largest financial sector in the world: more euros are traded in the City of London every day than every other European city combined, and UK government gilts yesterday fell to their lowest level since 1889 – and that's after the veto that has "isolated" us.
Being connected all the time with the rest of the world has isolated us from ourselves and our families.
Far from uniting the world against Cuba, the embargo has isolated us on the global stage and undermined our influence in the rest of Latin America.
"They have isolated us in the world and have let Al Qaeda regroup".
Such a development would have isolated us from our partners, much as failure to join the League in 1920 isolated us from Europe, and it would have increased tensions in the Middle East much as our withdrawal 95 years ago helped direct the world toward another war.
With one hand, Gerhartz has isolated a particular hammer.
Moscow's heavy-handed meddling has isolated Abkhazia, and Russia.
Externally, Mr. Ahmadinejad's rhetoric has isolated Iran.
