Sentence examples for more withdrawn from from inspiring English sources

"To me he was quieter, more withdrawn from his usual outgoing self".

Even so, he conceded that community government was set up as a "laboratory where you learn governance" but that over the years "the faculty became more and more withdrawn from the government process, and people weren't learning".

There are about 20 million evangelical Christians in the U.S. today; together with fundamentalists, who tend to be more withdrawn from public life and more theologically conservative, they make up about 25percentt of the American population.

This reasoning is supported by Zweifel et al. (2005), who found that at dry sites, transpired water is more strongly withdrawn from internal storage tissues than at moist sites.

Rather than toil at low pay, more and more men have withdrawn from the job market.

The more famous Sherman became, the more she withdrew from the art world.

The upshot was that the picture was more or less withdrawn from public view.

Still, only about 25 percent of beef products have been tested, and each day more are being withdrawn from supermarkets, restaurants and schools.

Dozens of articles about the trading blunder included some form of that contention, using statistics showing that $130 billion or more had been withdrawn from mutual funds over the last year or so.

Four more swimmers were withdrawn from the team by the Russian Olympic Committee as they had previously served doping bans, after the International Olympic Committee ruled that any Russians with past such offences would be barred from competing.

There were more patients prematurely withdrawn from the high level FK778 group (42.5%) than from the mid level FK778 group (35.9%), with a comparable percentage of patients withdrawn from the low level FK778 and MMF groups (22.8% and 23.7%, respectively).