enfold

Example Sentences

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In one of the first, he removes the outer layer of the mysterious mound — the vast canvas in which he later enfolds the audience member — to reveal that there is, in fact, a person underneath.

From New York Times

They are individual and odd, enfolded in a natural world Harding depicts with the same unsentimental reverence he employed in his Pulitzer Prize-winning debut, “Tinkers.”

From Washington Post

When you see the power of love and people reaching out from their own pain, how that can really surround you and enfold you and help you.

From BBC

Why should Jews, or any minority, strive to be enfolded into a tradition of cultural and religious erasure?

From Salon

The structure is elementary — two chords, arpeggiated for four bars each — but Johnston enfolds them in layers that waft by like fog banks: guitar, piano, voices, strings, all of them substantial and then ephemeral.

From New York Times