reclusive in A Sentence

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    So why make them socially Reclusive nuns?

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    The temple is not a single, Reclusive structure.

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    Some would say Reclusive.

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    They try to seek help from a Reclusive monk.

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    Who's this Reclusive guy? What's his name? What's his address?

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    The Reclusive family who didn't see another human for 40 years.

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    He spent twenty-five years as a Reclusive wanderer in the desert regions of Iraq.

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    She had expected him to be cold and Reclusive, but instead he was exactly the opposite.

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    Silas has been hurt badly, so he has become a Reclusive miser, full of anger and despair.

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    Tupper, who was so Reclusive that few company employees even knew what he looked like, happily obliged.

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    This Reclusive psychological and sociological phenomenon is known as Hikikomori, which literally translates to pulling inwards or withdrawal.

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    Silas has been hurt badly, so he has become a Reclusive miser, full of anger and despair.

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    Reclusive giant pandas fascinate the world, yet precious little is known about how they spend their time in the Chinese bamboo forests.

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    Reclusive giant pandas fascinate the world, yet precious little is known about how they spend their time in the Chinese bamboo forests--until now.

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    Next,“wives” started emerging from Hughes' past, taking advantage of his Reclusive reputation to explain why no one had heard of them before.

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    This aspect of his personality is described in various ways- that he is shy, withdrawn, isolated, Reclusive, showing symptoms of Asperger's Disorder, and so forth.

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    Increasingly isolated, by his own choice, Ludwig II lived in a Reclusive dream world, and believed in the concept of a holy kingdom by God's grace.

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    Howard Hughes, the legendarily Reclusive billionaire business magnate, is a man about whom much has been written and most people know at least a little bit about.

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    From the ingeniously concealed hide at Devon Badger Watch, near Tiverton, you can watch the antics of these Reclusive animals as they play and feed around their sett.

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    Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma's democracy leader, called for unity and indicated she is willing to work with the international community to lift sanctions imposed on the Reclusive regime.

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    On the day of Raj and Durga's engagement, Raj is told that Rohit is alive and in a Reclusive hospital where he has been in a coma for six months.

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    Until his death in 2014, Malcolm Glazer was a Reclusive businessman who proved beyond reasonable doubts that success in business lies in hard work and determination regardless of temperamental dispositions.

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    Since March 2018, the formerly Reclusive North Korean leader has held four meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping, three with the South's Moon Jae-in, two with Trump and one with Vietnam's president.

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    Since March 2018, the formerly Reclusive North Korean leader has held four meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping, three with South Korea's Moon Jae-in, two with Trump and one with Vietnam's president.

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    The wise have said that those who focus solely on the outer life dissipate their vitality in an endless web of desire and ultimately sorrow, while those who focus solely on the inner become remote and Reclusive.

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    The episode looks at what happens when a Reclusive and bitter tech programmer and video game company co-founder uses a secret, simulated world in his game to become the powerful man he wishes he was in real life.

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    Many of the world's creatures are far more active at dawn and dusk- particularly in warmer climates when the air is cooler- but it's the more Reclusive animals you will find at dawn because there's much less human activity to interrupt them at this time.

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    Indeed, having twins in China is seen as a sign of great luck because it means you don't have to adhere to the one-child policy that many believe will lead to a future spoiled and Reclusive population- but enough about Chines politics and on to the fun stuff!

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