Sentence examples for enclosed communities from inspiring English sources

A number of enclosed communities of contemplative nuns were established both in England and in the United States.

Fear has banished the majority to out-of-town estates, enclosed communities fortified by alarms, bolts, deadlocks, all the apparatus of an elusive security.

Coenobitism, joint life in enclosed communities, was the model preferred by St. Pachomius around 330, vigorously directed and diffused by him until mid-century, when both he and Anthony died.

The recession obviously hit housing prices, but there is a far more meaningful reason: Younger Americans no longer dream of living in enclosed communities where they have to pay annual dues.

That means a different type of person can be in charge of supply and distribution in smallish enclosed communities, and a university or college really is an ideal environment for such a business to thrive".

It builds upon work with the Ministry of Health to bring vaccinations and rudimentary care to marginalized and enclosed communities in the West Bank.

Now, students live on a new $220 million centralized campus, an enclosed community where bulldozers are at work, clearing space for dozens of new student homes.

"As an enclosed community, we have time to contemplate, create and nurture our crafts, and then send the results out into the world," she said.

I can't do that …" Nevertheless, Los Menonos is also a record of an enclosed community opening up in the presence of an unassuming outsider with a camera.

The locked door, the CCTV camera, the enclosed community and the protective grille seem to them symbolic of closed hearts, a shutting-in of the spirit.

As with the videos in A Self-Induced Hallucination, they are designed for one enclosed community to approve of, respond to and mythologise.