Sentence examples for Introverted from inspiring English sources

Provincialism was of his essence and English Midland provincialism at that, than which there is none more introverted.

She seemed introverted and delicate, just the way Hank had come across over Google Hangout.

But plots need seem reasonable only to the plotters: it is a mark of how febrile and introverted many Labour MPs have become that some names being mooted as successors are virtual unknowns.If so, the Norway debate may offer a final warning.

The resulting international joint ventures will change Brazil's previously introverted business world.Iron willCVRD's sale is a landmark because of its political sensitivity.

Aloof, slightly introverted and all too obviously lacking the magnetism of his predecessor, Nelson Mandela, he is not a hugely popular politician.

Polish foreign policy has been introverted, incompetent and marked by hostility to Germany since the Kaczynskis came to power in late 2005.

Mr Erard repeatedly peppers his text with such questions, feeling his way through his story as a thoughtful observer, rather than banging about like an academic with a theory to defend or a pitchman with a technique to sell.Hyperpolyglots are more likely to be introverted than extroverted, which may come as a surprise to some.

By contrast, the introverted Michael Atherton, who has just retired from the England captaincy after being in command for a record 52 test matches, seemed to go out of his taciturn way to alienate the media and, by extension, the crowds.

According to those who have dealt with them, the FARC are introverted, Stalinist and dogmatic, with little knowledge of the outside world (beyond Hugo Chávez's Venezuela, where several of their leaders took refuge).

The agencies are "introverted and arrogant" organisations, he says, which find it hard to understand that many people dislike commercials.

He was introverted and clung tenaciously to a few intimates.