Sentence examples for tightly enclosed from inspiring English sources

That is, the sexual bits are tightly enclosed within flowers that never open.

There's something extraordinary about how the Aga cooks: its tightly enclosed ovens mean that it simultaneously steams and roasts.

Participants endure events that force them to overcome their fears: leaping over fire pits, slithering through tightly enclosed spaces, plunging from intimidating heights.

It was tightly enclosed behind steel crowd-control fences and a large contingent of cops, who stared grimly into the middle distance.

Romney is very deeply a product of a series of interconnected, tightly enclosed worlds, with their own rules: Mormonism, business school, management consulting, private equity.

"Romney is very deeply a product of a series of interconnected, tightly enclosed worlds," Lemann writes, "with their own private rules: Mormonism, business school, management consulting, private equity.

Louise Bourgeois's "Cell V," with its circle of weathered French doors tightly enclosing two immense wood balls, demurely communicates domestic confinement, monstrosity and fecundity, feelings that run rampant in Mika Rottenberg's "Dough," a few yards away.

She wears the same bulging headpiece, but now it tightly encloses her face, coming down to her eyebrows, covering her chin, so that just her mouth, slightly smiling, and her eyes, one focused forward, the other drifting off, are visible.

The domain of novelty when mapped back into the input space will become a set of contours tightly enclosing data which can be interpreted as cluster boundaries.

In each opening, a polyethylene socket can be placed tightly, enclosing an amber glass vial (dark gray, wall thickness about 1.5 mm) of 2 mL inner volume, filled with 124I activity (shaded).

Under basal, nutrient-rich conditions, the prApe1 oligomers are constitutively transported into the vacuole by the cytoplasm-to-vacuole transport (Cvt) pathway (Klionsky et al., 1992), in which small double membrane-bound vesicles, called Cvt vesicles, tightly enclose the prApe1 cargo (Baba et al., 1997).