Sentence examples for is so protective from inspiring English sources

For a writer who is so protective of her privacy, she is unusually open about her routine, which is so exacting that it might have been devised by one of her characters.

"A great difficulty for young people in France today is securing permanent contracts," says Rich. "The law is so protective to employees that employers will do everything they can to avoid giving people contracts.

Many defense lawyers say that Mr. Christie is so protective of his image that he has pressured legal adversaries who publicly criticize him, and he has been accused of banning a lawyer from even entering the United States attorney's offices in Newark.

But despite her advice to other parents in an interview, the 15-year-old boy's mother is so protective of the family's privacy that she has told few friends about her son's troubles, and even her own daughter has not been told the truth about what happened or why her brother was sent to a boarding school.

Apple is so protective of its brand that it doesn't even want you to give away its products.

Stoppelman is so protective of Yelp's reviews that he still won't allow mobile users to upload reviews from their phones because he wants them to be well thought-out.

"They just go from a place of respecting the child as an individual and not being so protective, or being protective in a good way, protecting their intelligence and their imagination".

(Did the women know they were in a binder? Is there such a binder of men?) Reading Keizer helped me understand why I am so protective of my privacy on the subway.

And he was so protective.

"Bruno, being so protective, didn't even let me know we were losing money".

People are so protective about distribution methods on the Web that they miss the point".