Petty's a reclusive guy by nature, part of his allure.
The species is much better studied than the similarly reclusive Javan rhinoceros, in part because of a program that brought 40 Sumatran rhinos into captivity with the goal of preserving the species.
He told them that Howard Hughes — the words "reclusive billionaire" were not actually part of the man's name, though they often seemed to be — had appointed Mr. Irving to be his official biographer.
The research argues that North Korean workers, who are sent abroad primarily to earn foreign currency for the reclusive nation, play an important part in the regime's attempts to avoid international sanctions, which were put in place in response to its nuclear tests.
Formed by Erik Prince, a reclusive heir to a car parts fortune and former Navy Seal, the company profited from the hugely expanded demand for military training and security that followed the attacks on New York and Washington.
Once again, previously reclusive animals approached unknown mice and investigated unfamiliar parts of a maze, suggesting that the animals had overcome the aversion to novelty that's a hallmark of autism in children.
He lives in a remote part of Ireland and plainly prefers a reclusive life, but, according to the press, he is only doing this for tax reasons.
Perhaps the most notable hoarder of Stutz parts was the late A.K. Miller, a reclusive eccentric.
This was the reclusive Croatian pianist's Edinburgh debut, but his performance formed part of the long process of resuming his career after a long period of self-imposed exile from the concert platform.
The case has attracted national and international attention, in part because of public curiosity about the normally reclusive and peaceful Amish community, and because of the peculiar nature of the alleged crimes.
