Sentence examples for kind of withdrew from inspiring English sources

"I just kind of withdrew," she said.

"He just kind of withdrew from everything when it happened.

"She kind of withdrew into a shell almost," University of Santa Clara law professor Gerald Uelmen said.

"I've kind of withdrawn," he lamented.

Then I started to kind of withdraw – choosing not to go to more and more events, not going out with them, not being part of the party – then all of a sudden you're not getting any supervision.

"He was obviously a person to be respected -- he seemed to command that," says one of his former fellow church members, who also remembers Courtney as "a different sort of fellow, kind of withdrawn.

And of course the tension can only be discharged in bouts of violence, which Mann shows with a kind of withdrawn graphic quality: like much of the convoluted plot, only about 60% of it is made explicit, but that is more than enough.

My son Harvey was kind of withdrawn from the world; he clung to me.

People who I saw, at one point, you know we are a country that really does love to prescribe a lot of prescription medication for everything and people who are on four or five different medications, who will become addicted to a lot of this medication, so much so that they were kind of withdrawn from life and family, you name it.

"Instead I found this very sort of withdrawn, kind of opaque guy, and I sort of panicked".

He sets me straight: "I find myself kind of withdrawing a bit.