Sentence examples for isolated themselves from inspiring English sources

Calling themselves the State Peace and Development Council, the generals have maintained a policy of isolation for their country and have in turn isolated themselves from the population, a bunker within a bunker.

The rich isolated themselves.

This is not to say that they isolated themselves.

Most of the elite have isolated themselves from the less fortunate.

The violent extremists who promote conflict by distorting faith have discredited and isolated themselves.

"They have isolated themselves pretty well," said Representative Tom DeLay, Republican of Texas and the majority leader.

Many of the relatives interviewed said they had isolated themselves until they could work through some of their grief.

"She's not looking over her shoulder for an audience". This is not to say that they isolated themselves.

In the iPod era, people isolated themselves in public more than ever — but at least the signature white earbuds let onlookers know what they were dealing with.

Shepard maintained that they had been contacted a century ago, when Fitzcarrald invaded their territory, and that the survivors had isolated themselves by choice.

The Ayres were big people in the village but after their daughter Susan died, their other children, Roderick and Caroline, isolated themselves.