Sentence examples for insulated existence from inspiring English sources

Their ostensible Britishness was carefully guarded and they led an insulated existence, sometimes bizarrely so.

Guatemala's rich live an insulated existence, buffering themselves from the deteriorating conditions around them by paying for their own security, private schools and health care.

Solondz grew up in the suburbs of New Jersey, an insulated existence he credits as his biggest influence.

Even more crucially, she sees that her cossetted existence insulates her from a world of political murder and torture.

"Having spent much of my life leading a fairly bohemian existence, comparatively insulated from this sort of thing, I found myself asking: is this what ordinary life, for most people, is really like?" writes the 53-year-old professor of anthropology in his new book The Utopia of Rules: On Technology, Stupidity and the Secret Joys of Bureaucracy.

Correspondingly to the above discussions, DOS in all cases which remain insulted shows antiferromagnetic features, indicating all structures remain insulating with the existence of Zn van or O int.

Spain has three top-ranked business schools, but no top-ranked university (yet), because Spanish universities are mostly public and thus insulated from competition, whereas business schools must justify their existence to international students, recruiters and magazines that demand a global standard of excellence.

One possible solution to this paradox is the existence of multiple CDK activation pathways that can be insulated from one another, to permit proper control of the DNA damage response without triggering mitosis prematurely.

They could not draw upon the cultures of the Aztecs or the Incas, for none of these three groups knew of each others' existence, much less the existence of other cultures on the other side of the oceans that surrounded and insulated them all.

It is shown how the existence of insulating gaps at the electrode/solid electrolyte interface results in two semicircles in the complex impedance plane.

Though he did his tours, ordained into existence thousands of miles of railroad track, and created an agricultural research institute, he was insulated from the overwhelming reality of India at the turn of the century — a reality of stark horror.