Sentence examples for isolation how from inspiring English sources

How much isolation, how much interdependence, is helpful for small lands — or for big ones?

Mark Sanderson in the Sunday Telegraph thought the book "brilliantly evokes the debilitating loneliness of complete isolation, how the mind can sabotage itself..

What is clear is that the measure of an effective policy is that it limits the length of time of isolation, how frequently it is reviewed and who has the power to make placement decisions.

Cleaning Windows, like the rest of Beautiful Vision, seems to me an attempt to explain how a spiritual, emotional life does not exist in isolation, how the lemonade and Paris buns are as stirring as the Kerouac, and how the memory of both can be tethered to those "wrought iron gate rows".

Modules in genomic data can be dissimilar: they can vary greatly in size, in internal cohesion (how 'related' two genes within a module are) and external isolation (how 'unrelated' the genes in the module are to genes in other modules).

How we respond to loneliness and isolation determines how much we enjoy or suffer in life.

She wrote of its rituals, pleasures, isolation, of how her body seemed to vanish during her marathon coding sessions, of how patiently and pain­stakingly meaning was coaxed.

Their isolation affects how the naturalists work.

But that goal cannot be achieved in isolation of how Muslims behave among and for themselves.

For example, it no longer makes sense to look at food procurement in isolation from how a hospital's grounds are managed, who manages them, what's happening in the wider community in terms of local food, social prescribing within the hospital and so on.

"For example, if you're a natural team-worker and find it hard to work alone, you could discuss a time when you have found it hard to keep going because you were working in isolation and how you overcame this".