Isolated in sentence

503 examples of Isolated in a sentence

Are you sleeping restlessly, feeling irritable or moody, forgetting little things, and feeling overwhelmed and isolated?

And with the epidemic affecting every country in the world for different socioeconomic reasons, obesity cannot be seen as an isolated issue.

Your research team has found a prehistoric virus preserved in the permafrost and isolated it for study.

These aren't isolated findings.

Now, unfortunately, that bone was isolated.

And on the first day of that next field season, I found this: another two-meter femur, only this time not isolated, this time associated with 145 other bones of a giant plant eater.

Activists around the world are getting better at grabbing headlines, but these isolated actions do very little if they're not part of a larger strategy.

As an artist, I had this humanist intention of beautifying a poor and neglected neighborhood by bringing art to it and hopefully shining light on this isolated community.

From the streets of the neighborhood, the painting appears in fragments, isolated from one another, standing alone.

This is not to mention the continuous physical pain and the experience of feeling isolated.

This was the place where I was isolated and in total control.

He lived out the remainder of his days isolated and tight-lipped, never finding a way to express himself, and I didn't yet have the tools to guide him.

And then I went online and found thousands of people all over the world living with the same symptoms, similarly isolated, similarly disbelieved.

We're going to move from being isolated to being connected.

My self-worth was buried under a soul-crushing load of silence that isolated me from everyone that I cared about, and I was consumed with misplaced hatred and anger that I took out on myself.

Now, I have given you two examples not because they are isolated examples.

I stood by his side as his community isolated him, but our love never wavered.

She lived in an isolated community in the forest that had gone for 100 years without any health care until ... until last year when a nurse trained her neighbors to become community health workers.

Now, it's a feature of modern life, I suppose, that large swaths of the public live in isolated information bubbles.

Instead of pursuing the American dream, where we might have been isolated in our single-family homes, we instead chose cohousing, so that we can increase our social connections.

Here's another kind of sprawl: China, high-density sprawl, what you think of as an oxymoron, but the same problems, everything isolated in superblocks, and of course this amazing smog that was just spoken to.

So when Mahari was leaving, I asked him how he was coping with feeling isolated.

Sure, I was totally spent, I lacked interest in things I used to enjoy, barely ate, struggled with insomnia and felt isolated and depleted.

But also, surprising finds recently announced from the Island of Flores in Indonesia, where a group of these human ancestors have been isolated, and have become dwarfed, and they're only about a meter in height.

And once built and tested, moving it to the final site in the city center to unite it with the rest of the building was a piece of cake, because by having isolated uncertainty and managed risk in the controlled environment of the quarry, we were able to complete the whole building in time and on budget, even if using nonconventional means and methods.

Why is it important to bear witness to people's suffering, especially when those people are isolated from us?

I felt strangely isolated as pigs and livestock moved into the empty homes.

Two weeks later, I slowly and anxiously drove into an isolated militia headquarters, a town called PK100.

And when you think about it a little bit, it does make sense, because our brain is very isolated.

You can be in the subway and you can be completely isolated and have your own room in your iPod.

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