Sentence examples for not been sheltered from inspiring English sources

But until recently, nearly all the victims had been Xer or Boomer young women who had not been sheltered as kids, had little expectation about "fairness" in the workplace, and never expected that the law or public opinion cared anything about their welfare.

Citizens United takes the libertarian view that people may be trusted to evaluate the messages they hear and need not be sheltered from the responsibility of critical thinking.

But the instability following the collapse of Mr. Mubarak's government has heightened sectarian tensions and deepened concerns among Coptic Christians, who make up about 10 percent of the population, that they will not be sheltered from prejudice and violence.

But the loss has been the students', because universities should not be run for VCs, they should be run for students - who should not be sheltered from the cost of a good education.

In addition, the geography of the coast in many regions might not be sheltered enough for mooring rafts or longlines, while limited seston supply and/or polluted waters can also represent limiting factors for mussel coastal aquaculture.

I want my son to know truths about the world and humanity and not be sheltered from reality.

Recessive deleterious alleles would not be sheltered under these conditions and, if N. tetrasperma exists often as a homokaryon in nature, there should be selection to maintain both copies of the sex-linked genes.

I assure you that you will not be sheltering them.

"One thing I wasn't was sheltered from the pains of adulthood," Drake said.

Now the US Army's biggest barracks in Germany had to act as a spillover site for refugees who couldn't be sheltered elsewhere.

The group, called "Club Suicid," was deemed serious enough not to be sheltered by Facebook's criteria for "controversial humor".