Sentence examples for less socialized from inspiring English sources

In it, Nixon looks older, smaller, a bit lumpen, less socialized.

It's as if Freud's theory of constitutional bisexuality (that everyone is born with bisexual potential, and is more or less socialized into a sexual preference during infancy and early childhood) never existed.

Researchers have discovered that female chacma baboons with strong sororal bonds have lower levels of stress hormones, live significantly longer and rear a greater number of offspring to independence than do their less socialized peers.

Certainly not the concept, which is that medicine should be less socialized than it is now.

The more time I spent away from the imposition of extroverted activities and the more time I spent doing what I alone decided to do, the more I started to figure out that my natural inclination to lead a quieter and less socialized life maybe wasn't like being buck-toothed or near-sighted at all.

These animals frequently are less socialized than pets obtained from a humane society or breeder.

So, the wealthier the person, the less socializing they do because their big time jobs means they can't take time off?

Fischer said in a statement that "older monkeys might spend less time socializing because they find social interactions increasingly stressful and therefore avoid them".

Commuters with longer travel times or distances spent less time socializing and therefore experienced disruptions in their social lives (Cassidy, 1992).

Research shows they're less likely to have tangible relationships; enter college having spent less time socializing as teens; are more likely to be heavily medicated; and feel a greater pressure to be academically and socially successful than in the past.

Unlike most of his predecessors, Mr. Bloomberg does not live at Gracie Mansion, the mayoral home on the Upper East Side, and so he spends less time socializing there than other mayors.