Sentence examples for insulated from it from inspiring English sources

Individuals, much less communities, cannot be insulated from it.

The heat is provided by a coil of wire (heater) located inside the cylinder but insulated from it.

Although I could not help but be confronted with the crisis on a daily basis, I was also strangely insulated from it.

The right, too, sees its fair share of in-fighting, but – being conservative – it can be somewhat insulated from it by a resistance to change and a cultural deference to authority.

This year organizers were so worried about potential civil unrest that they considered moving the fair to Victoria Falls, the magnificent -- and relatively isolated -- resort city, where it would have been insulated from it.

First, a big shout-out to that mayoral campaign against the eventual victor, Sadiq Khan, which misunderstood the city to a degree possible only in someone essentially insulated from it.

Others there are among the exiles that are thus insulated from their ordeal; it is the same in Nuremberg as it is in Cincinnati.

However, the court also held that the bank was not insulated from liability because it had both a nondiscrimination policy and a grievance procedure and that Vinson had failed to use the latter.

The military's officer and senior enlisted ranks make up a self-selecting, self-reproducing warrior caste that increasingly is socially, geographically and politically insulated from the nation it serves.

You need something to catch the coal that's created, keep it insulated from the cold ground and carry it from the ground to the tinder.

You feel very much in the heart of the town, but also slightly removed from it, insulated from the traffic, the sticks of rock, those ghastly daytrippers.