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He uses his imagination to describe his mother's feelings as a banker's wife after years cloistered in a netherworld.

i can totally relate to gilda , you know , cloistered and love - starved in the nunnery.

Opening up to foreign rivals is, of course, an excellent way to foster competition in cloistered domestic industries.

She said that, at first, they were worried it would affect their cloistered life, so they asked St. Joseph in prayer.

He cloistered himself in a small corner office.

It takes an age to walk from the tower to the enormous dining hall at the far end of a cloistered quadrangle.

To his supporters, this reflects a refreshingly open debate in a new ruling party after decades of cloistered deal making.

Shougang, which keeps its Chinese managers cloistered away from the news media, has generally responded to such statements with silence.

At night, the beautiful, nude young man descended from the cross and became the ecstasy of the cloistered one.

The rare salarian females are cloistered on their worlds out of tradition and respect.

They defend the pore by gluing themselves to intruders, blocking the entrance and protecting the younger, fertile insects cloistered within.

however , inspired by your foster father ' s tales of adventure , you are not content with a cloistered life.

I, too, belonged to an inbred and wealthy men's club cloistered behind walls and disdaining modernity.

Now, in Black Swan, he brings out the evil in the cloistered world of the New York City Ballet.

He had led a cloistered existence and had little experience of ordinary life.

In some ways, she would add to the cloistered, East Coast mentality of the current court.

In Milan in the 1600s, three-quarters of the female nobility were cloistered.

Keep married men cloistered at home.

Massoudi's staff had cloistered those away too, and they were remarkably well preserved.

The answer is simple. I'm 22, cloistered, and asexual.

the cloistered academic world of books;