Sentence examples for enclosing world from inspiring English sources

Much more than his immediate American peers – the analytical realism of Philip Roth, the apocalyptic fabulism of Cormac McCarthy, the chilled code-surfing of Don DeLillo – Pynchon relies on humour, in the classic Rabelaisian manner, to keep options open in an enclosing world.

All the same, he is drawn to the idea that there is something beyond the enclosing world — "something that didn't speak, and that no words could grasp, consequently forever out of our reach, yet within it, for not only did it surround us, we were ourselves part of it, we were ourselves of it".

In the enclosed world of Westminster he is a formidable operator.

It has always struck me as a very self important enclosed world.

In this enclosed world, children had freedom to wander, and parents the freedom to turn their backs.

Both the original play and the Charles Lederer movie script were chiefly fascinated by the enclosed world of newspapers.

If Ms Siddiq proves to be a capable and upright politician, she could bring considerable benefits to the relatively enclosed world of Westminster and the Labour party.

With its attractive lines glowing a telegenic white against the dark ocean, Calypso was an enclosed world, a drama in itself.

I don't believe the rage: Ray Barra's staging is full of good performances, but this enclosed world doesn't come to life.

It's all stuff you need to learn and grow up and realise that you're not living in an enclosed world any more.

Today, the same mechanisms that seem to enable a vast cultural mobility also make it possible to live within a very narrow and enclosed world.