Usage examples (21)

• The Leslie Southwick issue per se has the advantage of being isolable from the larger issue.
• Since Emerson, the project of literary radicalism has never been isolable from an ambition to reform our social arrangements.
• Shortly thereafter I prepared the first isolable terminal methylene complex, the structure of which was solved by Lloyd Guggenberger.
• Neither it nor mahanyelo conveys the sense of one person's experiences as a discrete package, an abstract isolable entity with a beginning, middle, and end.