Sentence examples for isolated and withdrawn from inspiring English sources

He became isolated and withdrawn.

The museum describes the portrait as one of a man "isolated and withdrawn, alone on the island of his soul".

In 1869, Irving, who was as isolated and withdrawn as Terry was warm and flirtatious, married Florence O'Callaghan, of whom it was said that she read only one book but read it often: Burke's Peerage.

Cyberbullying results in profound emotional pain: teenagers can become frozen in fear, isolated, and withdrawn from the physical world.

In addition, participants described living a passive life after the injury, isolated and withdrawn from social events.

The community staff, CIEIS staff and service user groups identified that people experiencing psychosis often become isolated and withdrawn and can feel unable to attend groups, meaning that they are not seen by community organisations.

People with severe schizophrenia are usually withdrawn, isolated and unable to engage in basic day-to-day functioning.

The number of salaried, professional soldiers has grown from 10,000 in 1998 to over 50,000, grouped the army into larger units, withdrawing some isolated and vulnerable garrisons, and set up a rapid-reaction force of 5,000 troops for which the government has bought two dozen fast, big Blackhawk helicopters.Though the armed forces are no longer being defeated, they face a tough fight.

On the other hand, firesetters have also been described as more shy, withdrawn, and socially isolated and less likely to be physically aggressive than other mentally disordered patients sent to a maximum security psychiatric facility [ 17].

The impact is often for people who withdraw and become isolated and not talk on the phone".

As the advance inland stalled, the battalion became isolated and threatened with destruction until Cannan withdrew his force to a more tenable position.