| It seems clear in all this that CT finds nothing of value in oral debate or in case discussion with his peers — in fact he and VT seem dedicated to cloistering themselves as they work to change the America they recoil from. |
| Howsoever, over their cloistering walls and into the map of the megacosm, the two professors continued to launch their cadres of spellbound familiars and enslaved disciples. |
| Moreover, the committee has been operating in unusual secrecy, cloistering itself for the most part. |
| The wall may have tightened security, but it also dammed off a pocket of merchants and barbershops, cloistering about 1,500 residents of one corner of Sadr City behind a concrete curtain. |
| His skin sensed the suffocating stillness of the confessional as he heard the thick curtain sway close behind him, cloistering him inside the booth. |
