Sentence examples for self-imposed quarantine from inspiring English sources
Saint Laurent's own epic bingeing and self-imposed quarantine from reality begin here.
"Latham Blackout", declared the front page of a tabloid, suggesting something more sinister than its story of the leader's self-imposed quarantine.
But more self-imposed quarantine wouldn't go amiss; more baristas who stay home; more coffee cups that remain untouched by those malign particles.
Yet many, like Flowa, choose to go into self-imposed quarantine until the three week incubation period has passed, just to allay fears.
A duet called "Kids," which Williams recorded in 2000 with Kylie Minogue — an Australian singer who has also had trouble gaining traction in America — sums up the dark British sophistication that amounts to self-imposed quarantine.
Many people who still travel say that their biggest headaches come when they return home and feel compelled to enter a self-imposed quarantine of one to two weeks.
Some uninfected towns, an author's note tells us, really did declare self-imposed quarantines.
Liberia's chief medical doctor Bernice Dahn tells the BBC about the challenges of her self-imposed 21-day quarantine, after one of her assistants died from the deadly Ebola virus: "It is the right thing to do and to send a strong message to the Liberian people.
The fact that the quarantine has been self-imposed rather than dictated by "foreigners" has probably played a part in its success, and it must be remembered that, in many African communities, there is a greater sense of collective responsibility and community spirit than in Western countries, where autonomy is more individual and atomistic.
Brantly's isolation was voluntary and self-imposed, but the troubling ethical implications of involuntary quarantine were made explicit a few days after he left West Africa, when Liberia and Sierra Leone instituted military quarantines.
