Sentence examples for secluded sense from inspiring English sources
At a time when most of the park's road system is closed for snow season, this lodge is open for business, a true getaway in the most secluded sense: the only access is by snow coach or a guided snowmobile trek.
It's becoming harder to be private, to be "secluded" in the most literal sense of that word.
Such as, quite or secluded, the kind which relaxes your senses and are like a getaway from the usual hustle and bustle of the city life.
After two more days of subjecting us to such frustration each morning and afternoon -- during which my total catch was one undersized salmon -- I came to my senses, relaxed and stopped fishing, and we explored secluded coves in both the river and the lake by canoe.
Still, they were in a real sense solitaries, and deserve to be counted along with solitaries of many other varieties, men and, occasionally, women who secluded themselves with more or less rigor all over the world.
This quiet village, secluded despite its proximity to Interstate 4 between Daytona Beach and Orlando, is a place that people seem led to -- at times, in a cosmic sense.
Here it is more secluded.
Women are not strictly secluded.
Upper Woodside is secluded, rural and woodsy.
