I was enveloped literally.
At the same time as I was enveloped in shock, I was thinking, "He told me that".
"I was enveloped by injustices and wanted to do something about them," Mr. Del Vecchio said of one reason he pursued law.
In 1999, before the diagnosis of cancer and the prognosis of let's hope for the best, I was enveloped in the haze of the everyday.
"Just as I put my foot on the ground I was enveloped with a warm brilliant yellow white light — from darkness to brilliant sunshine in an instant," he wrote.
It is an affliction that often starts young and goes unheeded — younger than would seem possible, as if in exiting the womb I was enveloped in a gray and itchy wool blanket instead of a soft, pastel-colored bunting.
Stevenson is sitting as a boy on the stairs of his uncle's manse in Colinton, just outside Edinburgh, as his aunt comes hurrying down in her full skirts: "I heard a quick rustling behind; next moment I was enveloped in darkness; and the moment after, as the reef might see the wave rushing on past it towards the beach, I saw my aunt below rushing downwards".
I was enveloped immediately and from my first day was never short of invites, to dinners, drinks, cinema outings... whatever was happening!
I offered my hand, she gratefully took it, and I was enveloped in her grace.
The very first time I clambered into a four-man bobsled as a passenger, in 1984, I was enveloped with the power and vibrations of the sled.
