Sentence examples for not so reclusive from inspiring English sources

Today, Ted is not so reclusive as he is remote, spending his time at his childhood home on the secluded Greek island of Andros.

There was a huge transformation when the band became famous, but it was a beautiful thing to see because growing up he was very shy … Not so much reclusive, by choice … but because he grew up so fast, and was so tall and skinny and a little different from everyone else, he took a lot of teasing, a lot of people pointing and laughing, a lot of bullying: he was kind of in his shell.

Perhaps he had not always been quite so reclusive.

Learn to be reclusive, but not so much as to hurt people's feelings.

By the 1960s Nelson had become so reclusive that he would not let even trusted friends visit him without first sending a postcard to ask his permission.

In Woodland Park, the men kept a relatively low profile, but not so much that anyone would have regarded them as reclusive.

A captain in the royal army, Chevalier is commanded by his king (George Barbier), who has not so coincidentally found Chevalier consorting with his queen (Una Merkel), to marry the reclusive widow and keep her fortune from falling into foreign hands — a prospect that becomes more threateningly real when she casts off her weeds and heads to Paris.

She is so reclusive that sightings have occasioned newspaper stories.

Why have you been so reclusive for the last decade?

Because Mair was so reclusive, few people do.

It appears that Mair, however, had little to do with such groups, perhaps because he was so reclusive.