Sentence examples for largely sheltered from from inspiring English sources

Until that day, he and his siblings had been largely sheltered from his father's public life.

The relatives of the crash victims have so far been largely sheltered from the attention of the press.

The Dry Valleys have been largely sheltered from climate warming resulting from ozone depletion within the heart of the ozone hole over Antarctica.

The article paints a picture of a man who has lived life largely sheltered from the modern world, and is now perplexed by the attention heaped upon him.

But having been largely sheltered from racism and even anti-Semitism as a child, Mr. Lieberman had little direct exposure to segregation until he arrived in Mississippi.

Many of the 17,000 residents work in cities like Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco, but they return home to a place largely sheltered from big city ills.

She was the wife of Malcolm X. Shabazz grew up in Detroit, Michigan, where her foster parents largely sheltered her from racism.

Assad has a residence and an office in the area, which has largely been sheltered from the shelling and battles that usually rage in the city's impoverished suburbs.

"But sheltered from what?

Too many businessmen are sheltered from competition.

"It's sheltered from wave action.