sequestered

I knew there was more at stake then the murder of Gorey's sister in a far away city; there had to be something, in or around the heights of Richmond, which drew their black attentions to this remote and 'sequestered' hamlet.

Nothing could be more English than the 'sequestered' village near Bath where she lives and works.

It is probable that this remote and 'sequestered' place was used in latter times for the celebration of Mass, when the Romish religion was not publicly tolerated.

The intense blue of the sky and the sweeping horizons accentuate the 'sequestered' villages.

But it will not take place ‘over there’ in some 'sequestered' place away from where we all live and where something called ‘the economy’ operates.

Marriage to Yoshiki Kuroda, a Tokyo urban planner, means the only daughter of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko must leave the 'sequestered' environment of the Imperial family for a new life as a housewife.

She shares this 'sequestered' spot with her cartoonist husband, Bob, and their two enormous, exuberant dogs.

He had spent most of his life in a 'sequestered' village in Little Russia, where he tilled the soil and even wore the national peasant costume.

What was supposed to be a 'sequestered' monastic retreat became a hive of modern American productive activity.

There can be few novelists who live and work in such a 'sequestered' spot- and perhaps this explains why the 64-year-old academic is so prolific an author.

The day after her unit withdrew from Monrovia, Black Diamond's compound and the 'sequestered' house presented a desolate sight.