Sentence examples for stuck to himself from inspiring English sources

He stuck to himself, gradually not even eating meals with his mother and an older half brother, who also lived there.

One former high school classmate told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune that Patterson "stuck to himself, at home and at school.

Unlike his wisecracking, often charming brother, Jeb Bush is earnest, quiet and often sticks to himself at gatherings with other governors.

He mostly sticks to himself and is perfectly willing to help out by posing as a plumber when Crystal receives a visit from the social worker (the fine Myra Lucretia Taylor) she hopes will help her get Bethany back.

Someone who thinks, "People always think I'm weird," may stick to himself during social engagements.

One is the single and socially awkward 30-something year-old who seems to just stick to himself.

How I wish he'd stuck to being himself.

He says he stuck to snooping on himself – and did not, deliberately, seek to scoop up anyone else's data – because of a federal law called the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

Mr. Romney himself stuck to his promise not to criticize President Obama on foreign soil, though his speech did include one vague shot at Democrats.

The London Jazz Festival prides itself on being up to the minute, but I couldn't help noticing that all the bands (except Rollins, who's a law unto himself) stuck to the time-honoured programme strategy of building up to hysterical climax, topped off with a spectacular, flailing drum solo.

Bragi says that after hitting an eagle (Þjazi in disguise) with a pole, Loki finds himself stuck to the bird.