Sentence examples for be enfolded in from inspiring English sources

When the speaker remarks "this square certainly saw some fighting", it seems that further unspeakable sufferings could be enfolded in the understatement, yet the easy colloquialism of the remark is also strangely reassuring.

Whether it belongs to the characters themselves, or is implicit in the director's desire to head for the hills, there's a longing in all these films to be enfolded in Asia Minor's vast outback.

No, Vivian at last wants only to be enfolded in the arms of another caring being, embodied in Ms. Edson's play by one representative of the medical world, her nurse Susie Monahan Paula Pizzii), and one from the academic, her mentor, the professor E. M. Ashford (Helen Stenborg).

For me, to listen to nuns chanting the same Latin prayers that have been chanted for centuries is to be enfolded in history.

While all beings are "enfolded" in the undifferentiated oneness of their Divine Source, they are at the same time an "unfolding" of God in time and space.

Eventually the sun went down, and his world was enfolded in darkness.

Wrapped up in each other, the lovers are enfolded in their everlasting kiss.

But what Edith Wharton thought about Jews, or Hemingway about women, was enfolded in acts of imagination.

Not long ago, I asked Jay Barnes, an information technologist at Princeton, if he thought I was enfolded in a digital time warp.

In a piece from the same period, a block of wood has been enfolded in canvas, provided with a sturdy wire handle worthy of a bucket, sparsely adorned with patches of red, blue, yellow and green paint and labeled "Painting".

Enhanced by Beowulf Boritt's simple storybook set and Darren R. Cohen's glimmering musical direction (the evocative period costumes are by Jennifer Caprio), this New York is enfolded in a hazy, fairy-tale innocence.