Sentence examples for isolates itself from inspiring English sources

While the White House isolates itself in power struggles, the Administration is in nearly open revolt.

"We are determined to speak to the values that 16 million voted for, and many of the 17 million as well, that Britain is an outward-looking country, not one that isolates itself," he told the Guardian.

And yet … I keep coming across instances where the tech sector flocks to the city and talks of community yet isolates itself from the urban experience it presumably couldn't wait to be a part of.

An increasingly global, mobile and craven class, Lasch contended, isolates itself in its social networks and physical cocoons, a flight not only from daily experience in public spaces but a political abandonment of the working and middle class that also betrays basic democratic practices and values.

Researchers have not been able to observe how chimpanzees react to death because in the wild a dying animal usually isolates itself and crawls into cover for protection, Mr. Anderson said.

This Iran destabilizes its neighborhood by supporting terrorism; isolates itself from international cooperation on Afghanistan; rants about the destruction of Israel and suggests that U.S. support for a devastated Haiti is a ploy to invade it.

"The U.S. could reduce the isolation of a country that has already isolated itself".

Iran has been isolated and isolated itself since 1979; in Burma, a far more severe isolation has endured since 1962.

Instead he let the opposition isolate itself.

Before Loh, local officials said, the university isolated itself.

"I think Israel knows that it has isolated itself".