Sentence examples for deeply withdrawn from inspiring English sources

In Mesilla, Lanier remained deeply withdrawn.

Her little paintings of the Campagna are pale and peaceful, condensed as sonnets; her figures are positioned like chess pieces looking up at the sky in amazement as if witnessing a comet, or deeply withdrawn in private thought.

Doug Springsteen was a deeply troubled, withdrawn, and depressed man, someone who was barely capable of holding a job or a conversation.

Her son Rick attended the Tampa boarding school for only one year, and then moved to Easton, Md. In the next year, she said, her son went from being a straight-A student to flunking out, and became deeply depressed and withdrawn.

The U.S. military has withdrawn from Iraq, leaving that country deeply divided as it struggles for a democratic future.

One senior Tory said: "If the prime minister wants these plans to work then he has got to remove the deeply offensive threat to withdraw from the ECHR.

The debate included fierce criticisms of the Saudi ruling family, and the Saudis, deeply offended, responded by withdrawing their ambassador from Qatar.

Senior Tories are telling David Cameron he must abandon a "deeply offensive" threat to withdraw from the European convention on human rights if he is to win support for his plans to repeal the Human Rights Act.

The prime minister has been advised that he needs to abandon a "deeply offensive" threat to withdraw from the European convention on human rights if he is to win support of David Davis and Ken Clarke for his plans to repeal the Human Rights Act.

At the end of the experiments, rats were deeply anesthetized with intraperitoneal injections of ketamin and xylazin (80 100 mg/kg and 5 mg/kg, respectively) and blood was withdrawn.

"The mediator has withdrawn.