Sentence examples for the protective bubble of from inspiring English sources

Of course, this comfort is illusory; the protective bubble of Tara is gone with the wind.

This week, for example, Mr. Obama is ensconced in the protective bubble of the Secret Service.

Outside the protective bubble of a long-term relationship, I have felt fear for the future in a way I never did before, and vulnerability.

His camera ambles unobtrusively alongside Amine and Tahir, or observes them from a tactful distance, careful not to disturb the rhythm of their play or the protective bubble of their innocence.

Meanwhile, writer-director Woody Allen darts back and forth between past and present, interlacing scenes of extravagant privilege with the dawning realities of a midlife meltdown beyond the protective bubble of the Upper East Side.

Emailing colleagues – even when they're sitting just a few metres away – feels safer for two reasons: you have the protective bubble of a time delay, allowing you to think up a sensible, appropriate reply.

In 2010, these principles were expanded to include mandatory segregation of all patients to private exam rooms (including spirometry) with no possibility for co-mingling, an expansion of the "protective bubble" to 2 m in size, and contact isolation for individuals who had cultured any methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in the prior 2 years.

He's worked at our office a decade, in the somewhat protective bubble of our IT department, and has seen it all.

For Larry's wife, Pat, moving ahead meant leaving the protective bubble that had enveloped her.

It won't work there due to a protective bubble of ardent consumer protection that's been enacted for some reason or another.

To capture this idea of personal liberty, and to give it some normative force, Fried asks us to imagine ourselves surrounded by a protective "bubble" of rights, carefully negotiating the terms of every relationship and attachment.