Sentence examples for him inward from inspiring English sources

Summarizing his subsequent career with the American Ballet Theater, with Balanchine, with Twyla Tharp, Acocella says of Baryshnikov: "Homelessness turned him inward, gave him to himself.

Expectations for Alomar will be high at Shea Stadium, and if he plays poorly early in the year, he could hear boos that turn him inward.

Remarkably, even as he approached senectitude -- but well before the strokes that finally turned him inward -- he could still do the things he loved to do and had spent so much time enjoying.

Cancer made him look inward, gave him a long moment to reflect.

A complete picture of the last few months of his life is difficult to assemble: even his closest family members describe him as "inward", consumed with "private things".

Now a respected author and teacher, Jakob remains shackled to memories that draw him ever inward and repel his high-spirited young wife, Alex (a touching Rosamund Pike).

But Appel's interviews with Munson's brother, Duane, and sister Darla describe the dysfunctional family life that turned him so inward.

But rather that too many items custom to Jack combined with other influences that make him look inward could have negative implications.

They came to him during inward prayer and contemplation, and were associated with a feeling of indescribable joy, as well as the intellectual understanding that the light was a vision of God.

Then they locked him in a barrel with the nails pointing inward to finish the job.

His central case is that Rahman isn't up to the job of mayor, characterising him as inward-looking, weak and doing too little to help Tower Hamlets be the opposite.