Sentence examples for seriously isolated from inspiring English sources

"The mental and physical health of dozens of officials," the staff letter continued, "and the world reputation of a museum which is already seriously isolated, cannot continue to be under threat in order to keep one sole person in office, which is now unjustified".

Cut off from the camaraderie of college life, Henson felt seriously isolated.

If you're seriously isolated from the religion, look online for resources, like support groups and email listservs.

These days Obama also appears seriously isolated in the Oval Office, relying on a small circle of loyalists.

Women leaders are seriously isolated, without mentors or sponsors or the equivalent of the "old boys' network" they find it impossible to rally support in the wake of failure.

Paul's Brigade, under attack by Ramseur, became seriously isolated and Gen. Robinson ordered it to withdraw.

According to one of the producer's, Leto is taking the role particularly seriously, isolating himself from the rest of the actors and getting people to refer to him as 'Mr. J.' to get into character.

Washington and Riyadh can work seriously to isolate Russia in the Syrian arena, by pushing China to make a clear stance regarding what it has committed itself to, instead of hiding behind its solidarity with Russia and giving it the lead on the Syrian question.

- Approximately 1 in 5 participants in our CER are seriously or very seriously concerned about feeling lonely or isolated.

A social worker there described him as a "seriously withdrawn, detached and emotionally isolated" son of a cold, self-involved mother.

After Columbine and other school shootings in 1999 and 2001, the public was asked if these events were indications that something was seriously wrong in the country or isolated incidents that do not indicate anything about the country in general.