Sentence examples for more enclosed from inspiring English sources

Communities are becoming more enclosed in themselves.

What current social institution is more enclosed than modern intimacy?

To spin he is much more enclosed but unafraid to use his feet.

At the Caves in Negril, on the north-east coast, things appear more enclosed and prescribed.

Slightly altering the gallery design to make it more enclosed, Mr. Albenda has installed six medium-size paintings.

It is more enclosed, for starters, with the old, temporary, semitransparent scrim wall dividers replaced by opaque walls.

Castles began to take on a more regular, enclosed shape, ideally quadrilateral or at least polygonal in design, especially in the more prosperous south.

The first was little more than enclosed shelves on a two-horse buggy.

But no one seemed to mind as marijuana smoke filled the air at an outdoor concert at the Hollywood Bowl in September or even in the much more intimate, enclosed atmosphere of the Troubadour in West Hollywood during a Mountain Goats concert last week.

Consequently, as more individuals enclosed land, there was reduced pastoral migration (Makokha et al. 1999).

The capital's urinals, which had evolved into more elaborate enclosed cast-iron affairs, were notorious as places for homosexual encounters.