Growing up in the privileged seclusion of Dean's Yard, Westminster, as virtually an only child, Storr was particularly affected by the trauma, shared by most boys of his class and time, of being sent away to a boarding prep school at the age of eight.
Ms. Clark's seclusion only grew after the death of her mother in 1963.
Raised in seclusion, she grew to be a woman of astonishing beauty.
Mermelstein's brother-in-law, a journeyman welder, grew increasingly despondent while in seclusion and committed suicide over the Thanksgiving holiday, Johnston said.
Ross responded with the sarcastic insouciance we've grown to love: "A life of peace and seclusion?
Arrested after his official surrender, he was permitted to return to his villa a few days later and lived in seclusion there for eight years, continuing to grow exotic orchids and raise birds.
As the boy's return to Russia grew into an international incident, the Hansen family went into seclusion, leaving its house in Shelbyville and refusing to answer phone calls.
But as the systemic crisis grew more severe, many scholars of Western studies began to criticize the seclusion policy, arousing the ire of the bakufu.
She grew up in Nebraska, and even when she moved to more urban areas, she sought seclusion by spending her summers in the scantly populated Grand Manan Island in Canada.
Just about that time, Theodore J. Kaczynski, who had lived for years in seclusion in Montana, moved back for a while to the Chicago area, where he had grown up.
