Sentence examples for had been enfolded from inspiring English sources

Croatia had been enfolded into Communist Yugoslavia.

In a piece from the same period, a block of wood has been enfolded in canvas, provided with a sturdy wire handle worthy of a bucket, sparsely adorned with patches of red, blue, yellow and green paint and labeled "Painting".

Specific discussions of the public's trust and perceived legitimacy of scientists have been enfolded into a "public relations nightmare" narrative.

Scouring Scotland, Hutton found newer horizontal sedimentary rocks over ancient layers that had been twisted or left vertical, or rocks enfolded by once-molten granite.

For me, to listen to nuns chanting the same Latin prayers that have been chanted for centuries is to be enfolded in history.

It is the kind of dexterity that has been delighting Auster's readership since his acclaimed 1987 debut The New York Trilogy, and this oddly enfolded book is one of its most accomplished demonstrations.

The group also uses dual electromagnetic locks to hold the wings tightly to the fuselage when they're enfolded.

It is enfolded by it and vibrates with it.

Eventually the sun went down, and his world was enfolded in darkness.

Although it has been around for several centuries as an artistic medium, only in the past couple of decades has photography turned into a medium that fills your senses, blots out the background and enfolds you.

But what Edith Wharton thought about Jews, or Hemingway about women, was enfolded in acts of imagination.