Sentence examples for isolation bubble from inspiring English sources

Some riders may welcome their time in this isolation bubble.

Take this example: Transferring the gut microbes from twin sisters -- one obese and the other lean -- into "germ-free" mice that were raised in an isolation bubble makes those mice given the obese twin's microbes rapidly gain weight, while those which receive the lean twin's microbes remain a healthy weight.

Michelle wasn't as prepared for the airlessness and isolation of "the bubble" as some of the first ladies before her.

Yet it has done so in a bubble of isolation from ordinary democratic processes.

The question then will be: will isolation in such a bubble simply intensify and normalize alt-right views?

Tim Sullivan, who performed technical services for Enron employees up and down the corporate ladder, said that Mr. Skilling seemed to walk within a bubble of isolation.

It is a route the players know well having taken it to training most days and it has given them a window on the party taking place in Brazil from their isolation in the England bubble.

You can scowl around your neighborhood in anger or disdain, or try to create a bubble of silent isolation, but this only breeds anger, disdain, and isolation in return.

He will be wrapped in a bubble of expensive isolation, as unnatural as the green golf courses here in the desert where foursomes pay $1,000 for a round.

The list of banned ingredients was so extensive that I had visions of Dexter becoming some kind of boy in the plastic bubble, living in isolation within a Habitrail network of peanut-free tubes.

But the tick of obscene salaries just keeps on ticking in professional sports, the one sector of the economy I know of, except for maybe Internet pornography, that still dances merrily along in the bubble of its isolation from the real world.