Sentence examples for shielded from reality from inspiring English sources

They're sticklers for honesty and they don't want to be shielded from reality.

Although the site of the palace is shielded from reality by some cutesy, touristy lanes and houses containing Sir Richard Attenborough, Ronnie Wood and large numbers of mostly chin-free bankers, within 200 metres of where Elizabeth had her Will-a-thon is normal stuff such as Superdrug, WH Smith, Tesco.

If you're sick, you need someone to lean on for support, not a person that needs shielded from reality.

But no one should expect to be shielded from the reality that the world is full of terrible things or from the equally disturbing reality of deep disagreement about fundamental matters.

Shielded from the realities of the emerging new world, the guardians of the old order start to resemble the Luddites, the Industrial Revolution machine-breakers who protested the loss of their traditional labour.

Shielded from the realities of climate and context, client and user, planning and building regs, what of architecture is left?

At eight, we hoped that children could still thrive in a bubble of hope and aspiration, shielded from the realities of unequal employment, policing, schooling.

It is the "rising Asia" rather than the "filthy rich" of the title on which Mr Hamid focuses his considerable literary talent.In cities where the most awesome luxury imaginable is "when you turn the tap, you'll be able to drink what comes out of it", the rich are not shielded from the realities of life.

Many men, initially shielded from the realities of what it takes to manage a home and relationships with extended family and community, couldn't really empathize with working women's dual-roles.

"But, as is often the case, a lot of the fans have been shielded from the true reality, that we were an hour away from going bankrupt, that for every pound spent at Adams Park, we get 50 per cent of it".

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