Sentence examples for less withdrawn from inspiring English sources

But he might have been better known to the public if he had been less withdrawn.

The upshot was that the picture was more or less withdrawn from public view.

Duval looked younger and was less withdrawn socially; she seemed to have accepted the new stresses of post war existence.

Rosa Passos, a Brazilian singer with a heavy debt to Mr. Gilberto, is in many ways more agreeable to hear: sweeter, more playful, less astringent, less withdrawn.

Josh was less withdrawn lately, and when she came up behind him now while he was playing and said, like, "Wow, honey, I didn't know you could do Pumpernickel," or "Sweetie, try Serrated Blade, it cuts quicker.

The Association of British Insurers said: "This new data indicates the majority of savers are taking a sensible approach, with 57% pots with 1% or less withdrawn during the last quarter".

In effect sidelined, Garment more or less withdrew from Nixon's legal team and scarcely heard from him until 7 August 1974, the very eve of resignation.

Rothbard was pushed out of Cato early on, and Messrs Koch and Crane had some sort of quarrel (the available details may be found in Brian Doherty's fascinating book "Radicals for Capitalism") leading Mr Koch to more or less withdraw support from Cato.

In the vast majority of cases, families cannot even review the medical records of an incapacitated relative, much less withdraw life-sustaining treatment or have the patient transferred to a hospice.

It's an illuminating point of comparison, even if I'm hesitant to join Urback in drawing an equivalence between on-going (at the time) sexual harassment allegations and a context-less, withdrawn assault charge from years before.

The social drinkers were less social withdrawn, less anxious/depressed, and less inattentive than the abstainers and the latter had the lowest score with regard to attention problems and delinquent behaviours.