Sentence examples for to be reclusive from inspiring English sources

But cassowaries, while dangerous, tend to be reclusive, Slovak said.

Doris Duke was beautiful, rich, and rumored to be reclusive.

Germantown's affluent weekenders -- among the residents whose comings and goings attract neighborly curiosity are Sonny Rollins, the jazz musician, and Pierre Levai, the director of the Marlborough Gallery -- tend to be reclusive.

Learn to be reclusive, but not so much as to hurt people's feelings.

Being reclusive will greatly reduce your chances of ever having sex, unless you find another dark soul to be reclusive with.

Gunn said of his father, "[He was] a big, macho, football-watching, beer-drinking guy and he had a son who loved to play the piano, be reclusive, and play with his sister's Barbies".

The standard media adjective attached to the Barclays is "reclusive".

The standard media adjective attached to the Barclays is "reclusive". What can be said about them is that they own London's Ritz Hotel, still the great place to have an English high tea; Littlewoods, a $1.3 billion a year retailer; and Monte Carlo's Hotel Mirabeau.

He is said to be both reclusive and thin-skinned, occasionally losing his temper with his advisers.

Georgian Dream's candidates say the scandal reveals the regime's true face.Mr Ivanishvili used to be a reclusive figure who raised penguins on his Black Sea estate and doled out money to dozens of Georgian poets and actors.

Its largest shareholder is believed to be its reclusive chairman, Peter Kellogg, who has a remarkable record investing in stockbroking firms' shares.Goldman is not alone in finding a new interest in the specialist business.