Sentence examples for isolation about from inspiring English sources

I sense more than a touch of splendid isolation about him.

A new BMX and white water centre have been built and stand in splendid isolation about 30 minutes' walk in searing heat from civilisation and the nearest station.

Neither is exactly overcrowded, but there is a particular sense of isolation about Mayo which experienced the highest emigration from Ireland during the Great Famine.

Arrowhead, the farm near Pittsfield, Mass., where Herman Melville wrote "Moby-Dick," has a pleasing and appropriate air of loneliness and isolation about it.

The buildings are glass and steel, and sleek, in the modern federal style, and the place has a sort of splendid isolation about it which goes nicely with being the city of invention.

Set in country villas outside of Rome in the months before Caesar's assassination, "Conversations in Tusculum" imagines the frustrations of fiery senators and warriors reduced to brooding in self-imposed isolation about the endangered civil freedoms of their republic.

That now-routine observation cleared the way to ask how such "reproductive isolation" comes about.

A visual screening for abnormal seed morphologies of the Versailles' collection of T-DNA insertion lines was performed allowing the isolation of about 250 mutants [4].

Published protocols were followed for DNA isolation of about 200 endothelial cells per tissue (20) and WGA by I-PEP-PCR (21).

They care deeply about isolation.

Robert C. Kirsch, a lawyer for Mr. Lahmar, said his client had been kept in isolation for about two and a half years.