Sentence examples for withdrawn attitude from inspiring English sources

That sulky, withdrawn attitude has been transmitted slowly to his players, as Henry admitted in defeat to promoted Reims they "practically won all the duels and played as it should be done at home.

The court heard that Mr Dewani has a "withdrawn" attitude and spends his time in a disused camper van outside Fromeside Clinic in Bristol playing computer games.

"But I think that militants exploit the alienated and withdrawn social attitude created by the Tablighis by fishing in the Tablighi pond".

Les Ferdinand recalled that a man who had been a supreme motivator became sullen and withdrawn and that attitude infected his team.

Once you realize that you are dealing with a frenemy and you've asked for reasons but there is no likelihood of change in your frenemy's behavior and attitude, then withdraw yourself from the failed friendship.

He has twice had his funding withdrawn by the Lawn Tennis Association as frustration about his attitude and lack of commitment came to a head, but things look to be changing.

Proposed tests have been withdrawn and a poll of 35,000 Americans to determine attitudes toward the census planned for late 2017 has been delayed.

Two months later, though, after drifting over the 58kg marker her funding was withdrawn with British Weightlifting accusing her of being overweight and questioning her attitude to training.

Turnover intention is defined as one's behavioral attitude to withdraw from the organization, which has been proved to be the most direct predictor of actual turnover.

Edgar then goes on to praise Bunglawala for revising his attitude towards the fatwa, almost 20 years after the event, and a number of years after it was withdrawn.

"The mediator has withdrawn.