Certainly, the enclosing tone of Max's relationship with his mother sounds less Dutch or Lithuanian than Ashkenazi.
The enclosing context of Greek myth is everywhere in evidence, but so are the writerly presences of Simone Weil, Virginia Woolf and Eudora Welty, to name but a few.
In E Nesbit's classic version, however, the story is told from the point of view of the children, so that they and the reader are sheltered by the enclosing certainties of the adults.
The standing and overhanging rocks, the enclosing walls with their concretions, the passages, the hollow spaces that have developed through the geological process of diagenesis, resemble, to a remarkable degree, the organs and spaces within a human or animal body.
A searing examination of the ravages of mental illness and the limitations of 1950s American society, The Bell Jar tells the story of college student Esther Greenwood, and the enclosing bell jar of her depression.
The ∩-operator together with the enclosing | | -operator count the number of common attributes.
Even when a house is designed for air-conditioning, no insulation is used on the enclosing walls.
In the case of oppression, however, the "enclosing structures" in question are part of a broader system that asymmetrically and unjustly disadvantages one group and benefits another.
Associated stocks, sills and dykes of basic and acid rocks generally intrude the enclosing gneisses along the foliation planes, local ductile shear zones and parallel to fold hinges.
Floodplain is an area of land adjacent to a stream or river that stretches from the banks of its channel to the base of the enclosing valley walls and experiences flooding during periods of high discharge (Goudie 2004).
How can we determine the processes that result in the stable species-lineages of punctuated equilibria without considering the properties of the enclosing regional or provincial ecosystems, which sometimes also appear to be stable over millions of years?
