Sentence examples similar to insulated fear from inspiring English sources
I soon learned that boredom only insulated them from extreme fear, anger and sadness.
There are even fears that homes insulated under the government's Green Deal could actually lead to deaths.
Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, who will become the vice-chancellor of Cambridge tomorrow, said that while his university was relatively insulated by its status, he shared fears that Britain's international competitors were accelerating while Britain hit the brake.
This method of insulating ourselves from the fear of contagion, this inspirational fairy tale, is clumsy, and it irritates me.
Still, as much as Mitchell wants disaster to come, the prospect of it keeps him up nights, and success can't insulate him from this fear.
Silence insulates us from our fear of being shamed for offending someone.
There's no level of fame, of money, of acclaim that can insulate you from the fear.
Fearing the anti-nuclear agenda of some in the then-ruling Democratic Party, the Liberal Democrats had demanded that the body be insulated from political pressure.
Pipes are badly insulated.
The wealthy are insulated.
