Sentence examples for isolated in a crowd from inspiring English sources

Instead Heffernan, with his hooded, Mitchumesque eyes and wary gaze, shows us a man who always seems isolated in a crowd.

But "Harper Regan" is also about the difficulty of making genuine connections in an age of quick and easy cybercommunication and fast sexual hookups, of being isolated in an increasingly crowded world.

One of the consequences, according to Whyatt, is that many people feel isolated even when in a crowd.

They are marginalised and isolated in a very different way.

Stars are isolated in a special moral zone.

"I was isolated in a little room.

Most people will surely be listening to Björk's Utopia while underground on metal trains, in concrete cities, isolated in crowds, listening through headphones – as close and as far from paradise as possible.

In a funny way we are isolated in Miami.

The crowd always turns and boos the reporters, who are isolated in their metal pen.

While most studies of crowd behaviour consider only interactions among isolated individuals, it turns out that up to 70% of people in a crowd are actually moving in groups, such as friends, couples, or families walking together.

(For that matter, Sloan's deftly framed shop windows, elevated trains, public parks and isolated figures in crowds can be seen as precursors to much of the street photography that came later, as well as to the plangent urban scenes of Edward Hopper).