Sentence examples for seclusion period from inspiring English sources

This seclusion period may pose a barrier to seeking care.

Culturally, mothers are expected to strictly observe this seclusion period and stay indoors, irrespective of their place of delivery.

A woman in one peri-urban FGD said that it was possible to violate the seclusion period: 'But nowadays for me ….

This seclusion period is intended to protect the baby against evil spirits and infections, and the cold that may lead to sicknesses such as pneumonia.

One informant reported that some caretakers first seek care from drug shops and traditional providers, given their proximity, especially during the seclusion period.

Participants expressed that the seclusion period is a traditional practice, but that if necessary the baby can be taken for facility-based care.

After four days of seclusion and a period during which they are dressed in female attire, their heads are shaved and they attain the status of adults and thus can become warriors.

Shortly after the end of Japan's seclusion, in a period called "Bakumatsu" (幕末, "End of the Shogunate"), the first German traders arrived in Japan.

One of the distinctive norms is the postnatal seclusion or confinement period known as ekisanda (dry banana leaves).

Nevertheless, the notebooks and manuscripts provide an intimate glimpse of the author's heretofore undocumented life — a life marked by ongoing filial resentment, self-deception, and tendencies toward seclusion buoyed by periods of intense sexual compulsion.

It helps to remember that what looked from the outside like seclusion was a productive period for Dylan.