Sentence examples for we were shielded from inspiring English sources

Tourism got hit hard, but we were shielded because we don't really operate in tourism, though we felt it during the recession.

We were shielded by the church wall, though, behind which we were conducting the interview.

Our hope was that as we were shielding the eye from concurrent inflammation, natural mechanisms might lead to resolution of any hemorrhage.

He accused me and SEJ of censoring a journalist, and observed that we were shielding our speaker from tough questions.

We're shielded from it in our first-world countries.

In our politically correct, feel-good, be-happy time we are shielded from – and underestimate – the dark side of laughter that was better known to the ancients.

The Earth's location near the plane of the Milky Way galaxy means that we are shielded from much of the radiation that might be generated by the central supermassive black hole.

By the 1930's, John Cage could write in disgust that "thereministes act as censors, giving the public those sounds they think the public will like; we are shielded from new sound experiences".

And because we don't see how much energy goes into the products and services we purchase, we're shielded from knowing the full extent of our personal energy demands — and unprepared when rising fuel prices increase the cost of everything else.

These associations and administrations protect us from both surveillance and prosecution, and in doing so, we are shielded from receiving the label of criminal that countless others not born into our privileged situations so sadly receive.

"We're calm, we're shielding him from these critics.