Sentence examples for withdraw further into from inspiring English sources

And yet, even though early morning gym-goers seem far apart from obese people on benefits, they are likely to suffer from the same malady: an inclination to withdraw further into themselves.

"If every economic issue is framed as a struggle between a white middle class and an undeserving minority, then workers of all shades will be battling for scraps while the wealthy will withdraw further into their private enclaves," Obama said.

His nights of socializing with other songwriters in their homes only caused her to withdraw further into herself.

Franciszek Biernacki, but in the end the Polish defenders were overpowered and had to withdraw further into the fort.

During the 7th century, Aksumite power began to fail, and Ethiopian society began to withdraw further into the highland hinterlands, with the coastal areas becoming peripheral areas (whereas Adulis on the coast was once the second city of Aksum).

But when she tried to help he withdrew further into himself.

After his tabloid evisceration, Thorpe withdrew further into himself, becoming a remote and solitary figure on tour.

Isolated by her hearing problem and without her sister to run interference, Tamika withdrew further into the world of basketball, winning a Texas state title and national player of the year honors.

As Tom's violence and coercive behaviour became worse, I watched my other children fall apart, one began to behave self-destructively and the other withdrew further into his phone.

In general, one can imagine, on evidence from biographies of many brilliant men who were peculiar and isolated as children, that an inward-looking child might react to intrusive adults by withdrawing further into his own private world or that efforts to make him conform might be met by firm resolve to do things his own way--or perhaps that unsympathetic taunting peers might have a similar effect.

At this point, the miners had almost completely run out of ammo and so withdrew further into the mine, out of the reach of the cops.