Sentence examples for was less isolated from inspiring English sources

He was less isolated in some other causes he took up in the 1920s and 30s.

Bellow in Paris was less isolated than Wordsworth in Germany; he knew plenty of people, had good French, but when he later asked himself "whether I was at that time forced into myself in a special way..

So the chronic callers, the typical depressions, are less isolated, and they're not calling.

It is less isolated than the others, being just two minutes' walk from the village centre.

By contrast, the young au pairs, also popular in these parts, are less isolated.

"Twitch gives me that feeling of being less isolated," says Stacey Rebecca.

Morsi is less isolated today than he was when the constitutional court made its move and he is supported by a number of secular parties and revolutionary groups.

Whatever the North's motives, those favoring engagement argue, the North Korea of today is less isolated and more economically stable than it was just two years ago.

Iran is less isolated in terms of world opinion, and even in terms of Islamic opinion, than it was.

Though it is less isolated now that Chelsea is a premier art world destination, the Kitchen has never quite regained that status.

At the beginning of 1924, the Woolfs moved their city residence from the suburbs back to Bloomsbury, where they were less isolated from London society.