Sentence examples for little sheltered from inspiring English sources

I was a little sheltered.

The worst that was said about him, an only child, was that he could seem a little sheltered.

He's referring to the little sheltered zones, created by jutting awnings or street furniture, that are screened from a block's pedestrian traffic.

After a night in the hotel in the village of Craighouse, tucked in a little sheltered bay protected by the Small Isles, I set off to the north, the sea to my right, the great granite domes of the Paps of Jura to my left.

We've always been a little sheltered -- stepping out here and just learning.

"We tend to be a little sheltered in America because of the rights that we do have and what we've all been used to.

I bet people in Hawaii wish they stayed a little more sheltered".

I heard of one elderly man, who lived with his little dog in sheltered accommodation.

The film was Todd Haynes Velvet Goldminee, a gender-bending, glam-rock opus that blew my sheltered little mind.

With winds often from a north or northeasterly direction, temperatures are likely to be close to or just below the seasonal average, but they could be a little above in any sheltered western areas at times.

Maybe, between bouts of self-pity and all the other tasty tidbits of narcissism you've been served up in your sheltered, comfy little worlds, you've heard terms like al-Qaida and Islamicism.