Sentence examples for he is shielding from inspiring English sources
Mitt Romney has repeatedly refused to disclose tax returns for any years but 2010 and 2011, stirring criticism that he is shielding his finances from public view.
The poet has invited himself, in short, to the edge of the woods, and, once there, he is trying to quell his own impulses; he is "shielding himself from his own insights".
While the king remains on the throne, he is shielded from legal action which interferes with his duties – a position that one MP, Yvan Mayeur, said was outdated.
The special counsel rejected arguments advanced by the president's lawyers that he is shielded by his unique constitutional role and powers.
That is not possible as long as he is shielded by the authorities in Saudi Arabia, where he is now believed to reside.
Dani Alves tries to break into the box but he is shielded off it and it runs out for a goal-kick.
He thus stands as a witness against himself and he is shielded by the Fifth Amendment from being compelled to do sohence the minimum requirement that his plea be the voluntary expression of his own choice.
In the first and third panels he is shielded — or menaced, depending on the interpretation — by a black umbrella; in all three canvases there is a sense that he will be swallowed by a void.
Gregor experiences the discrimination of a family that saw him as grotesque and threatening even as he is shielded from the horrors of a world that has no way of making sense of what he is.
"Why don't you meet Osama bin Laden, invite him to Brussels or the White House and engage in talks?" he demanded, adding that: "No one has a moral right to tell us to talk to child-killers". Fortunately for Putin, there is still one place where he is shielded from the critics: Israel.
On the road, as he is for most of an injury-free summer, he is shielded by long-time agent Ricky Simms, the 37-year-old Irishman who first met him just after those World Juniors.
