Sentence examples for secluded themselves from inspiring English sources

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.

At one extreme, their second album, Run the Jewels 2, the result of an experiment in which the duo secluded themselves away in a rural studio in upstate New York – "Convincing Mike to spend two weeks in the woods is not the easiest thing in the world," notes El-P – was released.

Radiohead secluded themselves with producer Nigel Godrich in studios in Paris, Copenhagen, and Gloucester, and in their newly completed studio in Oxford.

Richard and Hasan would often pray together, and during the last 10 days of Ramadan, the two men secluded themselves inside the local mosque for a period of reflection and worship.

Some individuals secluded themselves in natural areas less than 0.5 miles of the PLS (26%) and remained there until found, demonstrating little locomotion activity.

"They seclude themselves," said Mr. Catala, who has lived in Coney Island nearly his entire life.

Contemporary information technologies are placing intolerable burdens upon the capacity of individuals and groups to seclude themselves.

Is it really good for the rich white Angelenos to seclude themselves far away from the city's downtown districts?

They train at a seminary, a theological college, and do not take vows of poverty or seclude themselves from the outside world.

Immigrants arrived in such quantities in the 1980s and 1990s that they can seclude themselves in ethnic enclaves rather than merging into the mainstream.

For the better part of this century, Capitol Hill politicians who lost an election could seclude themselves at home, in the company of family, to wring out their sorrows.