Sentence examples for not so isolated from inspiring English sources

"Everybody says these are isolated incidents," Dr. Bloomer said, "until you find out that maybe they are not so isolated".

As a young boy growing up in Streatham, he tells me, there may have been more overt racism, but communities were not so isolated; the immigration debate has become "toxic" in Britain.

But bits of its reports have now been leaked, and they give the impression that the abuses of Abu Ghraib were not so isolated as Mr Bush repeatedly insists, but part of a broader culture of prisoner treatment that American civilian officials created or tolerated.

Under the new policy, embassies will still have to meet the same security standards, but the State Department will require that a higher priority be given to the visual appearance of buildings and will try to situate them in more central locations so that they are not so isolated.

The Monterey locals were not so isolated.

"It's important for making them feel visible and not so isolated.

"I wasn't so isolated to become a freedom fighter," he said.

Ms. Artiles said she was considering using the donations to learn to drive and buy a car or small van, which would give her a way to "take the kids out so they would not be so isolated".

On the other hand, the "touristas," as Bloom calls them, "move here because of its charm and seclusion, then cry out for a bridge so that they will not be so isolated".

Unofficially, it began that night with a trip to Pete & Larry's, the bar in the Holiday Inn in Waterville, where it was ladies' night and the counselors found that life in the backwoods was not quite so isolated after all.

On the other hand, as a novelist, Wilder made other experiences seem even harder than they were; for example, we know that the Ingalls family and the community of De Smet were not quite so isolated during the hard winter of 1880-81 as readers of The Long Winter would believe".