Sentence examples for striking isolation from inspiring English sources

It's hard, however, for Americans to grasp the nature of the wars being fought in their name, no less to express sympathy for their victims when they are kept in a state of striking isolation from war's horrors.

President Obama's decision to lead the charge against the Syrian government for its suspected use of chemical weapons without first securing the support of a broad international coalition and a clear majority of the American public marks a striking moment of isolation for an outspoken advocate for international cooperation.

ICE denied that it ever placed any hunger-striking detainees in isolation, saying the Karnes City center doesn't have solitary confinement facilities.

Yorkshire-born Raisin burst on to the scene with God's Own Country, a linguistically striking story of the isolation of rural life.

A simple hydrothermal redox reaction between microcrystalline CuOHCl and pyrrole leads to the isolation of striking nanostructures formed by polypyrrole-coated copper nanocables.

The isolation is particularly striking since, technically, the Lost Trail Lodge is only four and a half miles away from Interstate 80 and Truckee, Calif.

As Kathy, she demonstrated what might be her real forte: spiritual isolation in a striking physical form that draws people toward her even as she tries to distance herself from their adoration.

The most striking SAMOVA-inferred subdivision was isolation of this northern Florida area from all other populations (WCP, south Florida peninsula, ACP).

This is even more striking considering that formaldehyde-assisted isolation of regulatory elements (FAIRE-seq) data (an assay that is based on the preferential enrichment of open chromatin in sonicated DNA and aims to achieve high read clustering) from ENCODE usually have QC scores between −2 and 0, Moreover, the Sono-seq datasets published by Auerbach et al. (2009) all have scores of −2.

Since their original isolation, the European isolates of F. tularensis subspecies tularensis have remained an enigma, representing striking counter-examples to the otherwise well-founded belief that this highly virulent subspecies is confined to North America [16].

Read in isolation, it is a striking and cumulatively engrossing addition to the literature of childhood.