Sentence examples for a bit reclusive from inspiring English sources

"Although my mum always says 'if you wanted to, you could make the time'," says Kennard. "I'm a bit reclusive.

"I'm naturally a little shy, and it's just like the ways you trick yourself into being able to talk to people and exist in front of them when you'd rather be a bit reclusive".

He was a bit reclusive and not one to self promote but his contributions have come to be well recognized as his thermodynamic concepts are part of the standard curriculum of every physical chemistry course taught to chemical engineering and chemistry students.

(McCaleb is a bit reclusive).

And he was a little bit reclusive, right?

People who are a little bit reclusive and live in their own fantasy world like to come to TriBeCa because it's like the land of the invisibles.

But Darwin's extensive scientific correspondence makes it clear that he was not the least bit reclusive intellectually and that he understood the character of science as it was practiced in his day as well as anyone.

She's also become a bit of a reclusive figure, abstaining from public appearances and rarely giving interviews since a 1997 accident covered the bottom half of her body in third-degree burns (this interview was conducted via email).

This alone was a bit unusual given just how reclusive the Smiths were; after all, some of their neighbors of many years have never even spoken to them, much less stepped inside their home.

Beneath the predictable stories of unimpeachable virtue, former neighbours and friends describe a young man who was disciplined, devout, slightly reclusive – and even a bit dull.

Such moments have fueled von Trier's reputation for being reclusive and arrogant, a bit of a smart aleck, with little use for the press.