Sentence examples for becoming withdrawn from inspiring English sources

The victim suffered for years, becoming withdrawn and unable to form healthy, intimate relationships.

In short, his childhood was disturbed, and he developed a schizoid personality, becoming withdrawn and aloof.

At high school, the teasing was cruel, and Molaison apparently responded by developing a blandly polite outward manner and becoming withdrawn.

Etherington said he had lost £1.5m on greyhounds, horses and poker, and described becoming withdrawn socially, obsessed with his next bet.

He asks them to think about the "troubling" emotional signs that would always cause concern: a child becoming withdrawn, unusually angry or depressed, using rhetoric that seems scripted.

He also said academics needed to report students if they had concerns they were becoming withdrawn, reserved or showed "other personality traits".

They may behave differently, becoming more withdrawn or irritable and younger children may become clingy".

She might take a while to get back to her old personality, becoming more withdrawn or quiet after the move.

"In the middle of everything, I noticed that Tom was becoming very withdrawn," she said.

Becoming socially withdrawn due to hearing loss - such as not going out or struggling with conversation - has been linked to cognitive decline and dementia in the past.

Ceop said warning signs that a child was being subjected to online abuse could include them becoming aggressive, withdrawn, or self-harming.