Sentence examples for relatively introverted from inspiring English sources

Then, says a GCHQ brochure, the agency was "strongly hierarchical, heavily compartmented and [a] relatively introverted organisation which had coped successfully with the monolithic cold war target".

Musically, the 1950s, in contrast to the 1960s, were relatively introverted years: in all kinds of music, the focus of interest was technique and style, especially with the avant-garde.

With this in mind suggestions of an England dressing room decisively united against Pietersen in Australia has taken another blow, with Chris Tremlett offering unequivocal support for Pietersen and suggesting that his county team-mate was guilty of nothing more than speaking his mind within what is a relatively introverted dressing room.

A relatively introverted person, Tomanova was rattled by her move across the world to a place where she knew no one.

There emerged a working group that gave live performances and made a series of records from 1949-50, released as "Birth of the Cool," in which Davis's unique trumpet tone, relatively tempered and introverted, was matched by a new kind of dense yet translucent ensemble texture.

Obama is introverted and graceful; Romney is introverted and awkward.

Schiwzgebel is more introverted.

Thanks introverted game design!

He became more introverted.

"She was very introverted.

"I'm certainly introverted".