Sentence examples for not particularly introspective from inspiring English sources
The book is not particularly introspective.
For someone raised by a psychiatrist, he is not particularly introspective about his ambition.
SCHLESINGER'S history of himself is rich with other historical insights, candid (though not particularly introspective) about his own misjudgments, disappointingly stingy with his domestic and inner lives and downright tiresome in his excavations of journal trivia, press clips and encomiums.
Though not particularly introspective and never a whiner, Mr. Braat — who has a troubled relationship with his father and says his mother's boyfriends beat him as a child — also sees the downside of his new familial sense: "There's freedom in not being close to anyone," he says, as death again visits his home, and the villagers begin to distrust his presence.
The Second, nicknamed "Elegiac", dates from 1880, and was apparently published with a quotation from Tennyson's In Memoriam as a preface, though who the work was commemorating is not clear, and the music itself does not seem particularly introspective either.
Mr. Kennedy is not a particularly introspective writer — he acknowledges in these pages that he coped with the assassinations of his brothers Jack and Bobby by pushing his grief down, by trying to keep moving forward so as to stay ahead of the darkness and not to be engulfed by despair.
If not particularly lighter.
Not particularly, she said.
His answer: not particularly.
