Sentence examples for cloistered existence from inspiring English sources

And yet he enjoyed a relatively cloistered existence, he said.

He assumed the quiet, cloistered existence of a retired prelate.

The house of fellow nondrinkers provides a safe haven of sorts, but it is hardly designed to be a cloistered existence.

The president himself leads a cloistered existence, never visiting a restaurant or golf club other than the ones he owns or controls.

In 2011 Leigh directed the Royal National Theatre debut of his play Grief, about the cloistered existence of a family still struggling with the loss of its patriarch in World War II a decade after the end of the conflict.

The club embodies the contradictions of Venezuela and its Socialist-inspired revolution, in which the moneyed elite still lead lives of luxury, even if their cloistered existence is often marked by resignation and fear.

This place does exist, cloistered within the New York Botanical Garden.

Cloistered life requires stamina.

HER apartment, though, feels cloistered.

"It seems he was very cloistered.

Cloistered, we had time to love.