Sentence examples for isolated themselves from 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.
Most of the elite have isolated themselves from the less fortunate.
The major Hollywood studios, all of which had originally isolated themselves from the competitive threat of television, were finally entering the TV production business.
Following World War II, Southern Baptists increasingly isolated themselves from other Christian churches, feeling no need to cooperate with them in common enterprises.
Moreover, the Arabs deliberately isolated themselves from the native population, according to ʿUmar's decree that no Arab could own land outside the Arabian Peninsula; this policy aimed at preventing the Arab tribal armies from dispersing and at ensuring a steady revenue from agriculture, on the assumption that the former landowners would make better farmers than would the Arab nomads.
The actions of these teams, some of whom isolated themselves from their families for months, unsure if they would ever see them again, have helped health organisations and hospitals improve their responses to future outbreaks, including the ongoing Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, which has so far killed almost 100 people.
"Those who provide housing have found ways of isolating themselves from people who need housing.
Technology, carried to one logical conclusion, can enable small groups of people to isolate themselves from inconvenient ideas or histories.
Many fundamentalists were isolating themselves from society and focusing instead on building churches and families untarnished by mainstream culture.
State media said the group brainwashed its members and encouraged them to isolate themselves from family and friends.
