Sentence examples similar to created cocoon from inspiring English sources

Instead, they became preoccupied with their own small concerns: creating cocoon silhouettes in sheer, crinkly fabrics.

For the new one, "Black Lake," MoMA has created a cocoon-like space with spiky black felt walls.

In 1959 she created the Cocoons series, made of metal pieces attached to the wall and folded in a way that created an internal space.

Johansson's voice creates a cocoon, or environment, that incubates the romance.

In order for the work to really soar, you have to create a cocoon of safety.

Much like a bus stop, the proposed structure (called City Air Purification System) provides clean air flow to create a cocoon around bystanders, shown in the following photograph.

Coelho and his ilk create a cocoon of their own limitations, and insist everyone outside it must feel and think like them.

When this happens, the other men will strain to provide the woman a millimetre or two of space around her, creating a cocoon in which she is magically insulated from the accidental nudge of limbs and torsos.

For me, our unconscious agreement was that we would create a cocoon where the four of us would be safe.

A future in which they will love you for letting them grow up and create that cocoon around themselves that we need as adults.

We'd recommend that they don't go because it'll frighten them into creating a cocoon from which they never emerge.