Sentence examples for very cut off from inspiring English sources
"Part of the problem is Israelis and Palestinians are very cut off from each other," he told the Guardian.
Working on it here felt very cut off from my new reality, which was probably helpful, given that Italy plays no part in the book.
It's also very cut off – there are advantages in being 2,000km from the next nearest countries, but also a sense of isolation from the world.
"Their lives are defined by their international political status or lack thereof because of sanctions, and they've felt very cut off, so a lot of their work is a reflection of that.
And a lot of the South Side is beyond the end of the subway line, and so the people who live there feel very cut off from the rest of the city.
British maneuvers following the landing very nearly cut off the escape route of some Continental Army forces stationed further southeast on the island.
This move failed, although Cornwallis very nearly cut off a portion of Washington's army in the June 26 Battle of Short Hills.
Our study using MVD in long course RTX reveals a very defined cut off and appears to have great prognostic potential.
(Tim) There's also travel, that was a big part of my life, travelling… … So, I feel very much cut off, I can't work, I can't drive, I can't travel.
There's also travel, that was a big part of my life, travelling… … So, I feel very much cut off, I can't work, I can't drive, I can't travel.
