Sentence examples for insulated group from inspiring English sources

I'm intimidated anytime I work with someone who's directly outside my very insulated group of friends.

Q. Seth, you've said in the past that you find it nerve-racking to work with actors who aren't part of your insulated group of friends.

It is probably my liberal bias showing in believing that the economic welfare of our middle class and working people generally is in less danger from an overconfident government than from an overconfident, insulated group of business executives.

But they are not alone; instead of a contraption for two, other conservative leaders have strapped into the device for the worst kind of insulated group think.

Its secrecy was intended to insulate the group from what its members considered the liberal bias of the news media.

Mr. Levin said strong growth in paid Internet access and cable services had helped insulate the group from the advertising slowdown.

Washington's reach is also hampered by the structure of the auditing groups, which are set up as global networks of legally separate, national affiliates aimed at insulating the groups from difficulties encountered in specific jurisdictions.

The goal is to insulate those groups' fund-raising efforts from political and business pressures.

In general, the electrical conductivities of the DDMPV copolymers were lower than those of the BMPV copolymers, which can be ascribed to the presence of longer insulating alkoxy groups in the former.

These freshwater species were thought to be subject to less competitive pressure and as such are remnant members of long established groups insulated from pressures that cause change in other organisms.

White Evangelicals are heavily insulated from other groups.