Sentence examples for state of isolation from inspiring English sources

That the unhappily friendless create their own state of isolation?

Like the Swires, Vago's family learned to live in a state of isolation.

Though initially enthusiastic, he grew disenchanted with what he called the "unnatural state of isolation".

Headmistresses in those days sometimes felt that they lived in a strange state of isolation.

All this has left Syria once again in a state of isolation characterized by mass civilian suffering.

It's not discussed enough, which keeps people in a state of isolation, feeling they should be embarrassed about it.

The result is fervid and fearful; at times, "Pond" recalls works by Knut Hamsun and Samuel Beckett, in which characters are more obviously forced into states of isolation.

During Patricia Hearst's trial in 1976, Lacey Fosburgh, a reporter for The New York Times, wrote of Mr. Hearst and his first wife, Catherine Campbell Hearst, "They sit in her courtroom every day now, sad and serious in their blacks and navy blues, two people who have retreated from the gay social life they once led, into recurring states of isolation and fear, even anger and bitterness".

No phase can be distinguished from the other based on the states of isolation and continuity; however both the phases contribute to the strengthening and improvement of the composite.

†Locality and state (Mexico and United States) or country of isolation.

Remaining in a state of splendid isolation is no longer tenable.