Sentence examples for so enclosed from inspiring English sources

"It is so enclosed, so narrow.

Possibly the Coens go too far in Fargo to persuade us that Minnesota and its Scandinavian immigrants are a microcosm of America so enclosed as to be hilarious.

Both characters turn up in Illsworth, a Cumbrian village so enclosed that to Flood it seems like 'the kind of place where not only did they stare at strangers, they probably pointed at the sky whenever a plane flew overhead'.

And although in a way this is Harriet's coming of age story, it has happened in a world so paranoid and so enclosed that you hardly believe she will ever be able to grow up.

I wanted to step out of the interior I'd been living in, a female, almost a purdah, world that was so enclosed and oppressive even to me; I wanted a bigger world".

It looks even more exquisitely horrible on a second viewing: a satire of contemporary Hollywood, with echoes of Sunset Boulevard and Postcards from the Edge, depicting a communal nervous breakdown in a town so enclosed and incestuous that everyone is part of the same symbolic sibling-hood of fear.

So enclosing let me share with you a poem I wrote to my son entitled "Special".

He was ultimately worn down by what those crenelated walls have so long enclosed.

So he enclosed the photographs in black boxes and attached a written description of the hidden images.

In 2D, the contact region of the ECM and cell is a line that surrounds the cell, so an enclosed curve (or ring) can be used for the ECM that surrounds the cells.

The scales of buds have low oxygen permeability and so the enclosed tissues are likely to be hypoxic, similar to the situation in dry seeds (Borisjuk and Rolletschek, 2009).