The glass walls demand the buffer of woods and open land that surrounds the Farnsworth House.
It provides a buffer — the buffer of adorableness.
But there were no more scares, and Middlesex can set off for Old Trafford with the buffer of a 19-point lead over Lancashire.
Old supporters hugged him and rushed to pose for pictures without the buffer of the Secret Service, and youthful Deaniacs cheered him for endorsing Dr. Dean last month.
And without the buffer of engine noise, you feel more attuned to the world outside: cyclists, pedestrians, small flights of birds.
"He needed to be in a situation where he was more at risk, without the buffer of a large institution," Mr. Forsythe said.
The play after that, by José Rivera, had the buffer of fiction, which was something of a relief — I felt less watched.
8. Harry Potter by JK Rowling In a group, there are often individuals who, without the buffer of their cohort, wouldn't really get along.
Meanwhile, restaurants like Brunelli, on the Upper East Side, which have neither the buffer of name recognition nor generous investors, are struggling to keep their doors open.
Jill is a classic sitcom character – a chancer out to get what she can, albeit without the buffer of charm or empathy.
They no longer have the buffer of healthy commodity prices to fall back upon.
