Sentence examples for together isolated from inspiring English sources

Stitching together isolated responses, for whose deficiencies we then blame each other, is worse than sub-optimal government.

But in the South and in the West, where many counties are far larger than in Eastern states, the sheriff ties together isolated communities.

Yes, it is strange to see these passages huddled together, isolated from the larger context in which they were designed to be read.

After months together isolated in rural Afghanistan, the team members, most of them much older than the typical military unit, had shunned many of the military's rigid formalities.

A group of men gathering for afternoon prayers at the mosque was unanimously in favour of Bengalis living together, isolated from other races.

Some of the early musical features resemble random collections of shorts strung together — isolated musical numbers and comedy bits introduced by masters of ceremonies.

We must come together, isolate those who believe that extremism and violence are acceptable, and work to ensure that they meet the full force of the law.

Twenty-three unique SNPs, with 14 being nonsynonymous (i.e., causing an amino acid change) SNPs, were found to be unique to group 3 and clustering together isolates with XbaI pattern (JF6X01.0032, JF6X01.0034, JF6X01.0058).

Two prisoners, A and B, suspected of committing a robbery together, are isolated and urged to confess.

District 14 brings together essentially isolated and fiercely competitive villages of Hispanics, Hasidim, blacks, Poles and Italians within a single thumb-shaped peninsula of roughly six square miles.

"In an ironic twist, the technology designed to bring us together has isolated us from the very people we wish to connect with," the authors write.