Sentence examples for that insulated from inspiring English sources

The quietness that insulated him was accentuated by severe myopia.

A ruling by Judge Rhodes that insulated the Chapter 9 case from litigation could also be appealed.

For example, families that insulated their homes better also tended to heat more rooms, "so we ended up with zero".

So investors like Mr. Whitman created corporate structures that insulated them from costly lawsuits, according to his company.

Mortgage originators bore no consequences for their irresponsibility, and even those who engaged in predatory lending or created and marketed securities that were designed to lose did so in ways that insulated them from civil and criminal prosecution.

In a city where a third of the population lives in overcrowded slums with no running water or electricity, the Israeli-owned mall, which opened in 2007, was a fantasy land that insulated its visitors from the harsh reality of other, poorer people's lives.

It is a spot that insulates her from the audience.

Some types damage the neuron itself, others the myelin sheath that insulates it.

The mosses help produce a mat that insulates the soil View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.

Oil is dangerous to seabirds because it dissolves the grease that insulates their feathers; they get cold and die.

Likewise, genes involved in making the myelin sheaths that insulate nerve cells go wrong in both schizophrenic and bipolar patients.