Sentence examples for isolated kind of from inspiring English sources

"But it's still more an isolated kind of beach town rather than a tourist trap".

"It's cold up here, a little bit isolated, kind of like lower Alaska.

"I think you probably end up feeling, instead of isolated, kind of special," said Corker.

Here you can't really do that; it's more like an isolated kind of thing".

So let's get past that and look instead at how United handled the problem, because I don't think this will be an isolated kind of incident in the future.

I'm really happy that being in New York, and being forced to be in a frustrating situation and be a bit more isolated, kind of benefitted me in breeding that triangle of sound.

The first task of the 'detective' was to isolate what kind of weapon had been used to kill the man and so he tested a series of different blades on the carcass of a cow and concluded that the victim had been murdered with a sickle.

We aim not only to synthesize a plausible human walk but also to isolate some kind of "style" component.

In this study, we isolated three kinds of antigenic polysaccharide components (tentatively designed as AP-1∼3) from cells of Leptospira biflexa serovar patoc strain Patoc I (L. biflexa patoc Patoc I) by the hot phenol water procedure, followed by treatment with mild acid and column chromatography.

Just how isolated these kinds of drug "hot spots" are remains unknown, although researchers have pressed for global monitoring of antibiotic use and resistance for the past several decades, across disciplines as diverse as clinical medicine and ecotoxicity.

Objective methods of isolating various kinds of traits and dealing mathematically with their frequencies, as well as their functional or phylogenetic significance, make it possible to understand the composition of human populations and to formulate hypotheses concerning their future.