Sentence examples for more closed and from inspiring English sources

The story of her life, she says, is: 'I started off open, I became closed, I became more closed, more closed and more closed, and then I started to open up a little bit a few years ago; I got more open and more open and more open.

"We just come off looking more closed and isolated".

It would be likelier to become more closed and parochial.

"His left eye was more closed, and the pupil was dilated.

But this benefit is outweighed by the drawback that Instagram and Twitter are becoming steadily more closed and restrictive.

3. Cenozoic: Dominated by much smaller herbivores feeding on organs, often of high food value; communities generally were more closed and 3-dimensional.

The first, being "flexible, swift, abrupt and nervous", is best exemplified in The Red Badge of Courage, while the second ("supple majesty") is believed to relate to "The Open Boat", and the third ("much more closed, circumstantial and 'normal' in feeling and syntax") to later works such as The Monster.

The state took over Detroit's schools in 2009, and has little to show for it yet except for more closed schools and a continuing exodus of students and teachers.

I have come to believe that cultural boycotts are not only pointless gestures, they are counter-productive, where proscribed states are further robbed of the open commerce of ideas and art and as a result become even more closed, paranoid and insular".

Now, in contrast, I have come to believe that cultural boycotts are not only pointless gestures, they are counter-productive, where proscribed states are further robbed of the open commerce of ideas and art and as a result become even more closed, paranoid and insular.

"As we go forward, the race may winnow itself, and there are going to be more closed primaries — and neither of those are good for him," he said.