Sentence examples for enclosure feeling from inspiring English sources
"We didn't realise the horse had collapsed, so we came from the grandstand into the winner's enclosure feeling so happy and couldn't understand why it was rather quiet.
This is me sitting by the lemur enclosure feeling disappointed.
This will help get off some of the dampness and will keep him from feeling like you're trapping him in a wet enclosure.
Do you need that feeling of enclosure in order to envision a plot?
And to offset the feeling of enclosure created by a surrounding brick wall, he filled it with a "miniature forest of flowers and trees," he said.
I cannot look out the front window and I am trapped in either the front five cars or the back four cars, adding to my feeling of enclosure.
Through further interpretations, paths, visual connection with adjacent spaces, and a clear and simple spatial structure of enclosure seemed to influence subjects' feelings and their preferences towards certain spaces.
The buzz of the winner's enclosure - he just wanted that feeling one more time".
The preference indicators including four perceptual attributes and feedbacks on six feelings were evaluated together with the spatial enclosure of 178 subjects based on images of 26 single spaces selected in Hong Kong.
Originally, developed by Appleton (1975) for explaining preferences for certain landscapes, prospect-refuge theory argues that we derive feelings of safety and pleasure from inhabiting environments that offer both views and a sense of enclosure.
