Sentence examples for insulating myself from inspiring English sources
No one is immune to the forces of the marketplace, and I'd done a terrible job of insulating myself from the caprices of big publishing.
Though I alone was responsible for insulating myself from challenge and failure and meaningful reward, an entire system buffers today's children from such possibilities.
"By going to college and graduate school, I thought I was insulating myself from being broke and sleeping on friends' couches and being hungry again.
Maybe I was thinking of looters — or of myself, of insulating myself from whatever was out there, good, bad, or indifferent.
Yet I had managed to insulate myself from it, so what I heard on Sunday surprised and pleased me all the more.
For twelve years I had insulated myself from my old man's other life — since he left us, right after my fourteenth birthday.
"But if they are thinking long-term then they'll be thinking 'I should probably hold on to them and insulate myself for the future'".
I no longer believe that there will be any change in the political discourse, but I've insulated myself from it while staying informed to the degree that a "citizen" of the country must.
Over time I used the potential for failure as a way to insulate myself from other worries I had about the outcome of the donation and the character of the recipients.
"It was at that point that I became concerned that I might not be able to insulate myself from knowledge of my holdings, that this trust instrument wasn't working the way I wanted it to," Mr. Obama said.
