Sentence examples for insulated life from inspiring English sources
I led a comfortable and rather insulated life in Islamabad, the capital.
He got remarried and had this insulated life with his wife".
The insulated life there will die with the old people, who make up more than half, of the population.
MAYBE it's because your average suburbanite, hard by a cul-de-sac or a Fresh Fields, lives such an insulated life, cozy in a thermo-paned, centrally heated home.
Hammer, a Newsweek correspondent, is scrupulously fair, conveying both his initial sense of horror at his brother's religious makeover — in which Tony, "the most resolute atheist I had known," comes to resemble "a Hasidic Willy Loman" — and his qualified, begrudging comprehension of his brother's motives in seeking out an insulated life of study and prayer.
There is an aura about him suggesting he is more than a jock who has spent 99percentt of his life insulated from life.
No human could be as insulated from life as Hart and not die on contact with the impurities in the air he breathes.
Nagako spent her life insulated deep inside a Japan that no longer exists.
I went to boarding school and then I went to Oxford, and I know how easy it is for certain groups of people to become wholly insulated from ordinary life.
It suddenly seems plausible to consider much of Truffaut's work to be essentially political in its emphasis on the connection between intimate agonies and public disasters, between the delightful depiction of horrors and the pleasure of a life insulated from them, between the pliable institutions of an enlightened social order and the private pursuit of the deepest obsessions.
