Sentence examples for really withdrawn from inspiring English sources

It was during this time, he said, that police advised his wife against seeking immediate counselling or therapy: "She become really withdrawn.

Now the Observer article was demanding to know: "Has Britain really withdrawn all her forces from the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula?

They've really withdrawn from that debate.

I don't know what I would have done, really and honestly had I not had them noticing stuff and asking me questions, because I was really, really withdrawn,.

Mr. Bush's recent speech really withdrew the United States from an active role for the moment.

"He really withdrew," said Nitsan Hargil, an analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey who follows Computer Associates.

India said it had seen no evidence that Pakistan was really withdrawing troops.

(Did someone say, "Bah, humbug"?) Will the Fed really withdraw all those reserves fast enough as the financial storm abates?

But that doesn't mean the way in which municipalities really withdraw an activity that is beneficial to the community but poses a small degree of risk is not a problem".

Bloomberg TV is coping though) 2.01pm BST Draghi explains the logic behind the OMT plan Another tough question for Draghi from Bloomberg's Jeffrey Black* -- if a country signs up for OMT and then fails to meet the requirements, will the ECB really withdraw its support (and how does it do THAT without violating its independence).

This indicates that though employment is one's independent choice, only those women receiving the patronage of their family can really withdraw from paid work.