Sentence examples for has never insulated from inspiring English sources
But, Mackintosh remains a benign capitalist and one who has never insulated himself from daily reality.
Of course, the house needed some alterations: it had never been insulated, so all the interior walls were removed and rebuilt after insulation was installed; and a new heating and air-conditioning system was inserted.
They have never been insulated, never heated.
Second-term presidents are notoriously insulated from second-guessing, and Mr. Bush has never been one to invite private criticism, or confess public error.
Established as an independent agency nearly 30 years ago in an effort to insulate it from politics, the commission has never revoked a plant's operating license.
Unemployment has never previously risen by this much without there being a recession.Nowhere is safeEarlier this year, when America first sneezed, the European Central Bank (along with most private-sector economists) argued that the euro area was insulated from America's slowdown and had little to worry about.
- never had this option and it has never been considered.
And as people who have never been so blessedly insulated from the turmoil of war as we Americans have been, who have known death and deprivation, who know the price that political extremism can exact -- the Fascist-era building I'd wondered about, with its reference to Mussolini carved into the side, was enduring testament to that -- they extended to me a sad, fraternal hand.
These days, STOP RACE MIXING barely has any effect on you, because you are insulated by the kindness and decency of your new friends, many who've never even heard of Braybrook.
(So long as the country club has not invited the public to go sledding in the course, it is insulated from a lawsuit should any accident occur. The sledders said the club had never objected to their presence).
