Sentence examples for withdrawn personality from inspiring English sources

She also makes the point that his outwardness and visceral energy on stage contrast with his relatively withdrawn personality.

The researchers, publishing in the journal Archives of Disease in Childhood, part of the BMJ group, say that adults born with very low birth weight are more likely to have what they describe as a "socially withdrawn personality".

Jonathan Gruber, who was a Ph.D. student of Larry Summers at Harvard, was "an outgoing guy who had the intellectual chops of an Ivy League academic without the withdrawn personality".

"Such information could help in devising targeted interventions aimed at alleviating the impact of a socially withdrawn personality on life outcomes, as the authors suggest, by exploiting neural network plasticity, the life-long process by which the brain adapts to change".

Despite all the drivel that is written about a withdrawn and prickly personality, it is hard to imagine a time at which the country could be more in need of leadership from a son of the manse - upright, austere and uncompromising.

The scientists predicted that this personality -- in contrast to the withdrawn and fragile narcissistic personality -- would correlate with overall leadership and accomplishment -- and also with scandal and ethical indiscretion.

In short, his childhood was disturbed, and he developed a schizoid personality, becoming withdrawn and aloof.

There may be signs of a complete personality change from a once confident and outgoing person to a withdrawn, sullen, and anxious person.

But when Marvão failed a first round of evaluations last year, town officials — true to the town's unassuming personality — withdrew their application rather than risk a final rejection.

Initially enthusiastic, James became withdrawn and resistant – a changed personality.

People were busy, so I became real withdrawn, which is not my personality.