Sentence examples for to enfold from inspiring English sources
verb
To fold something around; to envelop
The Norwegian government was trying to enfold these new citizens.
His search for justice for his son came to enfold the pain of many victims.
And Walser's notion of smallness came to enfold the entire world.
He was so delighted that he turned to enfold his questioner in an embrace.
He beamed and spread his arms to enfold a global contingent of fans.
"Today, our city extends its wings to enfold and comfort you," Mr. Moncrief said in a televised prayer vigil.
In addition to enfolding the HVAC, it has four sets of bookshelves.
First, she wanted to somehow enfold the area around the pool, which "seemed to just stick out in the middle of vast empty space," Ms. Fensterer said.
His well-reviewed performance as a skeevy, tormented travelling salesman in "American Honey" seemed to knowingly enfold into it the viewers' knowledge of his real-life struggles.
Directing and redirecting, they had shifted us from cho to cho, enfolded us within a chome, escorted us to the final block, and spun us into Tokyo's patient core -- this spotless restaurant, whose three weary employees had trusted our promise and had kept theirs.
For me, to listen to nuns chanting the same Latin prayers that have been chanted for centuries is to be enfolded in history.
