Sentence examples for feel sequestered from inspiring English sources

And on the long-distance trails, whether paved or unpaved, you can feel pampered, yes, but you also feel sequestered, shut off from conventional — "real" — avenues of transportation.

Crammed onto a ship with 70 other people, we somehow felt more sequestered than we'd felt even on the highest ridges of our hike.

In his eyes, there is a deft, detailed, theatrical, Keith McNally-ish art to how a restaurant is supposed to look and feel, whether you're sequestered in a red banquette or freshening up in the restroom.

"I feel like I'm being sequestered for the stupidest jury trial in modern history," one competitor said.

Whichever course we take, there's no doubt the cultural growing pains are being felt by the literary community, whether sequestered in the woods or toiling in the city.

525 West 24th Street, Chelsea Through Oct. 12 After the majestic array of Walker Evans's influential black-and-white photographs, which dominated the Metropolitan Museum of Art's recent retrospective, it wasn't surprising that his color Polaroids from 1973-74, sequestered in a final gallery, felt like an afterthought.

You feel his indignation as he remembers how Thatcher's government "sequestered the funds of the NUM so miners couldn't get at their strike pay.