Sentence examples for quite sheltered from inspiring English sources

We were quite sheltered out in Canada, especially given the time difference.

Although she lived in a conservative part of the South, her parents were relatively liberal, and her childhood was quite sheltered.

Older people tend to hate the EU with a passion, especially if they were quite sheltered when Latvia was part of the USSR.

Why? "I was quite sheltered at home with my family, and wanted to do something before uni to become a bit more independent and outgoing".

As a young child, I was quite sheltered from the political climate.

I grew in the countryside so I guess I was quite sheltered.

We live rather sheltered lives … to a scientist, anyone stupid enough to try to get scientific data through repeated FoI requests quite clearly deserves our utter contempt.

'I'd had quite a sheltered sex life and knew there was something missing,' she says.

I was a London teenager (yes, I had a fake ID), had led quite a sheltered, privileged life in England, private schools, etc.

"I live quite a sheltered life for a footballer - never been in any bother and stayed out of trouble.

I've had quite a sheltered sex life.