Sentence examples for a bit withdrawn from inspiring English sources

"I thought he was a bit withdrawn," she said.

"He was well brought up, but a bit quiet, a bit withdrawn," says Corti.

He's a bit withdrawn lately, but I don't see anything that tells me he's going to run away".

People in the village spoke of Mr. Wu's being mild-mannered and kind, if a bit withdrawn.

"But after a few weeks, being on my own all day started to feel quite isolating and I began to feel a bit withdrawn and lonely".

It's with people he doesn't know, people who are 'literary', who seem to want something from him, that he can become a bit withdrawn".

"He's played in a number of positions for Spurs, a little bit withdrawn and deeper, but when he leads the line, when he's a traditional number nine, that's his best role and I think eventually that will be the role he will play for England".

"The gunman is tall, a bit chubby and very withdrawn.

He says that he withdrew a bit, and drank.

I showed her how to open a savings account and told her that she could withdraw a bit but that most of the money should be saved for college.

This should be a clear signal to the Fed to jiggle the levers: Withdraw a bit of money and raise interest rates.