closeting वाक्य

Later still, from the Middle Ages up to the turn of the 20th century, an increased sense of modesty was probably responsible for the continued closeting of feet, both male and female.
So I took a timid retreat, closeting my own 12-gauge shotgun and trying to shut away some emotions, which still emerge from time to time out of some dark forest of memory.
Hounded by the problems, Arroyo, a Catholic, traveled last week to a pine-clad presidential retreat in the cool, northern mountain resort city of Baguio to ponder her political career, closeting herself for prayers.
One storied legislator, Democratic Sen . Thomas J . White, a tough lawyer from Kinston, virtually ran the state in the 1960s, closeting himself with colleagues and then emerging on the floor with the budget-- and with instructions to approve it.
After closeting himself with advisers over the weekend, the Republican presidential candidate, with the help of his wife, Elizabeth Hanford Dole, spent an hour on CNN's " Larry King Live, " trying to sweep away more than two weeks worth of gaffes in a friendly setting.

After Elizabeth Saewyc's research on teen suicide was used by Focus on the Family to promote the pseudoscience of conversion therapy she said that " the research has been hijacked for somebody's political purposes or ideological purposes and that's worrisome ", and that research in fact linked the suicide rate among LGBT teens to harassment, discrimination, and closeting.
Notwithstanding his marriage and its relative longevity, which suggest ambivalence about his sexuality and self-imposed closeting, Robert Gottlieb remembers that Giroux was in a relationship with the same man for fifty years, starting in the late fifties and that his " homosexuality was known and disregarded " at FSG . Al Silverstein interviewed Giroux in 2004 and stated that Giroux was accompanied by Charles Reilly, who had been with Bob since they first met in grammar school in Union City, New Jersey.