Sentence examples for become aloof from inspiring English sources
It also says that Mr. Saakashvili has hoarded power and become aloof in the four year since peaceful protests led to the collapse of the post-Soviet government of Eduard Shevardnadze and brought him to office.
As the charity has grown into a £9m organisation, providing a range of services from legal advice to children's centres it appears not to have become aloof and corporate but has held on to its local identity and its founding ideals of voluntarism and service user involvement.
What point is there in being a resounding success as a PI if your friends and family don't know you anymore, or if you become aloof or bigoted?
And sometimes, misalignment occurs between founders and their key hires who are so excited about building a product that they become aloof to the dynamics actually implied in their contracts.
By waking up, we won't become aloof, indifferent, passive, or fatalistic--quite the opposite.
"He became aloof, brusque, and on occasion abrasive".
Ed Bass wanted an architect who could recapture the era before performing arts centers became aloof outdoor sculptures.
His public manner became aloof and stony, but the bravado of his boyhood resurfaced when he drank too much, as he did with zestful abandon on annual, usually solo vacations to the Florida Keys.
But some Democrats complained that Mr. Paterson has only become more aloof from Albany lawmakers.
She became bitter because he changed; he went from being a devoted, attentive and considerate husband to becoming aloof and somewhat self-absorbed.
