Sentence examples for was less withdrawn from inspiring English sources

Duval looked younger and was less withdrawn socially; she seemed to have accepted the new stresses of post war existence.

Josh was less withdrawn lately, and when she came up behind him now while he was playing and said, like, "Wow, honey, I didn't know you could do Pumpernickel," or "Sweetie, try Serrated Blade, it cuts quicker.

But he might have been better known to the public if he had been less withdrawn.

By Hilton Als While the late Kay Thompson and the still thriving Patti LuPone would not seem to have much in common LuPone, who is currently starring in Lincoln Center Theatre's "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown," is the less withdrawn, more committed performer they share an unconventional handsomeness that can be difficult to cast.

While the late Kay Thompson and the still thriving Patti LuPone would not seem to have much in common — LuPone, who is currently starring in Lincoln Center Theatre's "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown," is the less withdrawn, more committed performer — they share an unconventional handsomeness that can be difficult to cast.

In the present study, TNFα blockers were less often withdrawn (stopped for more than five half-lives) before arthroplastic surgery in cases than in controls.

The social drinkers were less social withdrawn, less anxious/depressed, and less inattentive than the abstainers and the latter had the lowest score with regard to attention problems and delinquent behaviours.

They came to the conclusion that euthanasia was less accepted than withdrawing or withholding care.

His place in the 200m was less certain after he withdrew from that race at the trials citing exhaustion.

As the firm grew and introduced mass production, Halske, who was less inclined toward expansion, withdrew (1867), leaving control of the company to the four Siemens brothers and their descendants.

The upshot was that the picture was more or less withdrawn from public view.