Sentence examples for have to insulate from inspiring English sources

They have to insulate themselves against damaging negativity – they must look forward to opportunity, not back at disappointment.

"You have to insulate yourself from this pernicious environment that pushes you in the wrong direction...

The tradeoff for assuming yourself to be fundamentally good is that you have to insulate yourself from the horrible things going on in the world.

The 1 Percent have to insulate themselves from the feelings and realities of most of the 99 Percent and therefore have really to cut off their own humanity in order to meet the rigorous demands of an economic system that has spun out of control.

He realized that he had to insulate himself and insure that he would be able to keep his wealth.

But the White House is clearly calculating that it has to insulate Obama from Republican charges that his EPA regulations add up to a "war on coal".

And it had to be light enough to minimize risk of collapse in an earthquake, yet strong enough to withstand snow loads and high winds; it had to insulate its occupants in harsh winters but cool them during boiling summers.

Of course there are certainly exceptions ~ people who are more blessed than "rich"; but they have had to insulate themselves from the "aspiring rich".

We have to continue to insulate ourselves like we've done in the past".

"The one major thing that I've told her is that for the Olympics you have to learn to insulate yourself from the pressure," Yamaguchi said.

Governments and banks in other countries will then have to be insulated from the conflagration through a combination of bailout money and strong policy conditionality.