Sentence examples for enough secluded from inspiring English sources

These spaces have become indispensable for stimulating conversation and encouraging interaction, while still offering enough secluded nooks for private work.

Once married, the prince takes her to a family castle, one distant enough from the war to keep her safe but also secluded enough to keep her isolated.

THE LOCATION Near the middle of the action, but far enough to feel secluded.

Though hikers do occasionally stroll by, it is secluded enough that guests can make their way to the water without having to squirm into a bathing suit first.

The eclectic Pomegranate Inn, in Portland's upscale West End, is secluded enough that the noise of the always-active Old Port won't ruin your sleep, but still within walking distance of restaurants and sights.

Best for: children This little bay to the south of Illetes is small enough to feel secluded, yet incredibly family-friendly (it has fine, soft sand, and swimming pool-esque sea).

We meet on the 19th floor of a Canary Wharf skyscraper – perhaps the only place in London secluded enough for Farah to have a chat without some fan or other requesting a Mobot selfie – where he is hard at work signing a pile of his autobiographies.

Secluded enough even for naturists, the large crescent of smooth pebbles offers plenty of stretching-out space – even at high tide – and incorporates several caves and a secretive, annexe-like patch that can only be accessed when the sea is out.

Maybe that's where bits of me come from, saying I don't want to lose no matter what". We meet on the 19th floor of a Canary Wharf skyscraper – perhaps the only place in London secluded enough for Farah to have a chat without some fan or other requesting a Mobot selfie – where he is hard at work signing a pile of his autobiographies.

This beach is also secluded enough that it does not have lifeguards or bathrooms.

Ideally, you want somewhere secluded enough that you can raise a ruckus without drawing out the cops.