Sentence examples for sort of withdrew from inspiring English sources

"As he got older he sort of withdrew, he just wanted a quiet life and would never intervene in anything that would get my mother going".

My last nomination was in the engineering category, but I sort of withdrew my name from the nomination because I really didn't do too much work on the project.

Rhaune Laslett sort of withdrew from organizing the carnival after that, and it took on much more militant connotations in terms of Black Pride, black identity, and black resistance, if you like.

"That sort of thing".

I felt him sort of withdraw, get tense.

"Depression to me was somebody walking around moping, sort of withdrawn.

"He was obviously a person to be respected -- he seemed to command that," says one of his former fellow church members, who also remembers Courtney as "a different sort of fellow, kind of withdrawn.

Stephen is a very cold, dim sort of fellow, withdrawn, and so on.

I sort of agree.

VICE News: In 2003, when the Kurds first took Kirkuk, the Americans sort of made them withdraw, asked them to withdraw.

We've been seeing more and more examples of papers that are published online, then withdrawn into a sort of purgatory.