Sentence examples for is somewhat isolated from inspiring English sources

WHAT YOU'LL FIND Marine Park is somewhat isolated by a lack of subway access.

Apparently created by the gods solely for the purpose of being picturesque fodder for super-kitsch tourist videos, it is somewhat isolated from the mainland's direct influence.

Our philosophy of making things of the best possible quality has been fermented in Toyota City, which is somewhat isolated from the rest of the world.

It is somewhat isolated, they said, and generally in Herat security forces are not as vigilant as elsewhere in the country.

Perched on a promontory overlooking the sea, the Sheraton Rio Hotel and Towers, Avenida Niemeyer 121, 55-211) 274-1122, fax 55-211) 239-5643, www.sheraton-rio.com, on the outskirts of Leblon, is somewhat isolated, but has the advantage of what amounts to a private beach.

And while Bend, about 175 miles southeast of Portland, is somewhat isolated from main shipping routes, making it an unlikely spot for large-scale brewing, brewers find inspiration in the town's soft water — beer's primary ingredient — the result of nearby mountain snowmelt.

As most of you that are teachers know, you are somewhat isolated in your classroom.

Therefore, DCS engineers are somewhat isolated from the customer's process.

I can't do much socially because money is tight, so I've been somewhat isolated, like a monk.

She said Elmhurst had about 950 students and was somewhat isolated by its location on the fringe of town.

Vienna has contributed so vitally to the Western mainstream just because it has always been somewhat isolated from it.