Sentence examples for cloistered life from inspiring English sources

Cloistered life requires stamina.

Still, why give up Hollywood for cloistered life?

Until recent years, she preferred a relatively cloistered life.

Cloistered life was not on her list of life choices, though she was considering a religious vocation in an active order.

An acquaintance, D. L. Lyons, a writer for The Ladies Home Journall, described Ms. Peters's cloistered life in the late 1960's when he tried to visit her.

While Sex and the City shocked me, the emotional travails of Carrie and her friends made me grateful for my surprisingly cloistered life as a sex worker.

He was the auteur of their relationship, which she tried to live according to his direction, but their cloistered life alone with a toddler left her, she said, "insatiably hungry" for connection.

The odd thing about Batmanghelidjh's early conviction that she wanted to work with needy kids was that during her own childhood she never, ever met any – because she, her brothers and lost sister led an exceptionally cloistered life.

Reading Sarah Dunant's latest novel, set in the Italian Renaissance, one is forced to wonder whether Orwell might have had cloistered life in mind when he created the world of Nineteen Eighty-Four.

From that unchangingness, change had to emerge, and from that self-cloistered Life its derivative, this which breathes and stirs, the respiration of the still life of the divine.

Possessions seem to have had a low place in Mr. Bailey's own cloistered life.