Sentence examples for seclusion which from inspiring English sources

Aside from monastic seclusion, which is just another way of being together, it is hard to come up with a solitary life that doesn't invite pity, or an enviable loner who's not cheating the rules.

The treatments left him weakened and sent him into seclusion, which has spurred a new round of speculation about what would happen if he was too sick to continue running for re-election.

The plug was pulled on this bottleneck in the 1910s, although a coalition of Murray Hill groups fought for what The Real Estate Record and Guide called "the tranquillity and seclusion which this neighborhood has hitherto enjoyed".

Alfred Habegger, a Dickinson biographer, talks of the poet's "mastery of closed spaces," her ability to redefine her strenuously maintained seclusion (which included a refusal to publish) as a form of freedom.

It doesn't take much to lure the old shamus out of a seclusion, which he isn't much enjoying anyhow.

After the English Restoration, the Act of Seclusion, which had not remained a secret for very long, was declared void as the English Commonwealth (with which the treaty had been concluded) no longer existed.

At puberty, boys and girls were held in extended seclusion, during which a designated elder taught them the rituals and the responsibilities of adulthood.

The mother and child symbolically die and rise again during and after a ceremony of seclusion, after which a feast is held in which a goat is sacrificed and prayers are said.

The seclusion within which the expert panel develops its reports helps to minimize perceived political interference and the report review furthers trust in the quality, completeness and impartiality of the product.

Seclusion devices, which confine the very pure or the very polluted within an enclosed area away from other members of society, include menstrual huts, nuptial huts, and birth huts.

In the late 1960s, in poor health and trapped by her public image, she moved to London, dying there aged 67 after a period of seclusion from which she occasionally emerged to make undistinguished films.