Sentence examples for particularly sheltered from inspiring English sources

Being the only girl in the whole family, including my cousins, meant that I was particularly sheltered.

It's possible that I'm remembering a time and a place when childhood was particularly sheltered, and that my own (now grown-up) children wouldn't recognize what I'm describing.

The platform Miliband set out in Manchester this week could only be regarded as a core vote strategy from a particularly sheltered metropolitan vantage point that refuses to face up to how most of the population actually live and think.

But I had had a particularly sheltered upbringing, I'd had very limited liaisons with women over the years, I was 19 when I met my first wife and we stayed together 19 years.

This violence is further driven by an acute lack of services for survivors, particularly, shelters that can provide housing, reintegration and rehabilitation support.

Other trees may have been climbed for other reasons, particularly shelter (i.e., rest, escape).

Lunar regolith is bright and reflective when freshly exposed – the bombardment from cosmic rays, solar wind and meteorites gradually darkens it, but on the crater's walls it is particularly well sheltered from such disturbances.

Trusts are particularly useful in sheltering large sums of money.

In 1974 the Rostropovichs left Russia on a so-called "creative sabbatical", having fallen out of favour for dissident views and particularly for secretly sheltering the writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

But compared with the Russians and Chinese, the Canadians seem sheltered and shallow, particularly Salé, against whom Goodwin deploys her entire arsenal of damning-with-faint-praise ("Not talking, even for 20 minutes in the dressing room, was a strain on Jamie Salé").

After a thorough verification process by child protection specialists, these particularly vulnerable children are being sheltered at a UNICEF-supported centre in the capital.