Sentence examples for into reclusion from inspiring English sources

It certainly resonates in 2015 when current international instability and conflicts can seem not dissimilar to those that drove White into reclusion; this is a good time to discover, or rediscover, the book, and the reissue, with its illustrated jacket faintly recalling the original, an attractive starting point.

Barring straightforward complicity, there appear to be three choices: withdraw into reclusion, stand up in overt resistance, or negotiate a reorientation by means of immanent critique or cooperative correction.

There were, however, moments where you could really see his eyes light up with the enthusiam and optimism of his younger self, before disillusionment forced him into reclusion.

No sooner had her career begun, it seemed, than she retreated into the reclusion usually reserved for more established acts.

But, as year followed year with neither music nor movie on the horizon, it seemed as if maybe she had just run out of creative steam, retreating into domestic reclusion to raise a family.

Surprisingly me, a bunch of snacks, and a good Lifetime movie marathon wasn't so bad (lol) but I knew, it was unhealthy for me to allow one day out of the year to send me into such reclusion.

Rejecting his record label's suggestions that he work with a reputable producer, Rose assumed complete control over the recording process, employing the crew and musicians on costly retainers, but himself appearing less and less frequently at the studio, as he slipped into a prolonged reclusion that made it increasingly unlikely anything would come from the sessions.

She recovers, in reclusion, and the film respects her silence.

His last years were spent in reclusion and were characterized by melancholy and growing religious fervour.

The person of Dao does not need to live in reclusion or shun politics.

Brexit makes those countries that were once enemies into the unknown again; its belligerent reclusion invites enmity back into the equation.