Sentence examples for most closed off from inspiring English sources

Of all the east European countries, with the exception of Albania, Romania had been the most closed off.

Purple, he says, is the most open-minded color, brown the most closed off.

Richard Dreyfuss, Thandie Newton, Bruce McGill, Scott Glenn, et al. working hard to bring to life the most suffocatingly closed off White House administration in our history.

Nearer the end of the day, at a slightly loose end, I tried the second walk and was disappointed to find most of it closed off.

Most rooms cannot be closed off completely and noise can be intrusive.

Over the past two days, buses, trucks and cars ferried the men into the capital, where security forces closed off most downtown streets through the early afternoon.

Fortunately, most of them are closed off, but there is still plenty to see, from precious tapestries, a glittering mirror-gallery and masterpieces by Raphael, to a zodiac painted as a psychedelic 16th-century ceiling fresco by Lorenzo Costa.

After the children had left home and his wife had made her escape to Italy, Garver kept most of the house closed off, even when summer came and he no longer had to save on heat.

The decision closed off the most lucrative region in a market worth $15.5 billion last year.

You will find many galleries closed off and most of the labels unhelpful.

Those who apprenticed under Belichick are equally tough but more closed off than most coaches — more guarded, wary not just of saying the wrong thing, but wary of saying anything.