Sentence examples for very enclosed from inspiring English sources

"But it was very enclosed, cloistered in a way".

"Manaus was a very enclosed society in those days, and Márcio's theater work has always been very critical of that society," Dr. Sá said.

This very enclosed, almost neurotic experience is like a modern day epistolary novel, its narrative told voyeuristically through private communications – letters, journals, answer phone messages.

Finally, I thought it would be fun to set a very enclosed "Agatha Christie" sort of book in New York where instead of a village full of characters you'd have a grand old apartment building, a sort of vertical village.

julian6 has finished Ngugi wa Thiong'o's Weep Not, Child: Very fine and economical use of language and evoked the central character's turmoil superbly – his hesitant steps towards understanding the African predicament during the colonial period, his sense of family and his place within that unit versus his growing need for love and new experiences beyond his very enclosed world.

It can be very enclosed, the pitch can seem a lot smaller then it actually is.

It's a very small, enclosed environment in which you have to live with other people".

Cabrillo described San Diego Bay as "a very good enclosed port".

It's not like my paper needs to be shielded from the elements; they drop it in front of my apartment door, on the 9th floor of a very well enclosed building.

In the early 18th century, farmland was run through an open field system, which were commonly overstocked and made trying experimental methods very difficult; enclosed farms, on the other hand, were higher quality and useful for experimentation, with the result that they commanded a rent almost double a similarly sized open field.

The red dotted rectangle very roughly encloses the fore-shock focal area.