Sentence examples for is shielded from inspiring English sources
noun
Anything that protects or defends; defense; shelter; protection.
How much is shielded in tax havens?
As president, Mr. Chirac is shielded from charges.
An infinity pool is shielded by 100 young olive trees.
Blue is shielded from the sun and Xiomara is shielded from an alligator by masked animals, whose mimetic dances represent protective spirits.
The tourist is shielded from that sight by the living diorama of the Old West.
Mr Obama is shielded to some extent by his race and charisma.
The best policy advice is not advice that is shielded from peer review.
"The cheapest person over all was David Koch," says the doorman, whose identity is shielded.
Strong-willed, determined and unfailingly sincere, Rachel is shielded by her innocence.
It is shielded from the council and entirely hidden from public gaze.
Much of Angola's income is managed by a national oil company that is shielded from oversight by commercial secrecy.
