Sentence examples for wall of isolation from inspiring English sources

Determined to bolster the country's old revolutionary zeal, conservative ideologues are prepared to promote core revolutionary ideals from behind a wall of isolation.

Perhaps aware that her audience is jaded rather than enlivened, Shields throws in a few clichéd metaphors: "Just as [Jane Austen] walked behind a wall of shrubbery at Steventon, she wrote her novels behind a wall of isolation".

If you value privacy rather than community, you can leave completely, erecting a wall of isolation about you.

Counseling provides an opportunity for the walls of isolation to disintegrate, for genuine connection and respect to occur in the midst of difficult conversations.

She put her ear up against the wall of her isolation room and when she heard the voices of the other arrested feminists, her spirits were buoyed.

His surreal, often satirical drawings perfectly capture the traumatic events in the hero's life -- the "bricks in the wall" of his isolation -- like the death of his father in World War II, the smothering behaviour of his widowed mother and his mistreatment by his teachers.

Whether he's banging a baseball against the wall of an isolation cell to keep his sanity or gunning his motorcycle in full view of miles of barbed wire, McQueen is casual, pragmatic, and disrespectful but still very much a hero.

"Unfortunately, if these actions continue, China could end up erecting a great wall of self-isolation".

China risks further alienating regional neighbours and building a "great wall of self-isolation" as it pursues its military expansion across the South China Sea, US defense secretary Ashton Carter warned on Saturday.

He warned, "if these actions continue," China would end up erecting a "Great Wall of self-isolation".

Over the years, hundreds of fans and young writers made the pilgrimage to Cornish and flung themselves against the wall of Salinger's isolation.