How To Use Reclusive In A Sentence
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But I was going through a reclusive and non-communicative phase, and his efforts to talk to me, to establish genuine communication, were met with a stony and moody silence.
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lived an unsocial reclusive life
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After he retired in the 1980s, he became increasingly reclusive.
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The hermit, the bachelor uncle, the reclusive genius, all have their place; I think it was once more recognised than today, when everyone is supposed to be good at relationships even if they're no good at anything else.
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An increasingly reclusive figure, he was by this stage plagued by money worries and seemingly in thrall to plastic surgery.
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The reclusive teenager was determined to tan his pallid body, but did not want to expose his feeble frame to others.
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To study these reclusive animals, he wades barefoot through the swamps of Venezuela's llanos wetlands ecosystem in search of his water-dwelling subjects.
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Feinberg, the reclusive founder of Cerberus Capital Management, the big buyout firm.
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He has grown reclusive in recent years, seemingly unaware that he is no longer under house arrest.
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Living reclusively in a rented cottage in nearby Nunnington, they have both withdrawn from community life.
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When the group split up he was broke and unemployed again and sank back into mental illness and became increasingly reclusive.
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Jandek, an ultra-reclusive singer-songwriter specializing in unnervingly bleak psychodramas accompanied by an out-of-tune guitar, has been read as both incompetent and musically avant-garde.
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Tapirs are shy, reclusive rainforest animals that live in nearly any wooded or grassy habitat with a permanent supply of water.
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American political heavyweights and reclusive Hollywood stars will come together in New York next month to help two Irish men launch a new glossy magazine for dog lovers.
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A very ordinary rural chap (the Mirror piece certainly debunking the idea that he is a reclusive loner), he has understandably won mass public sympathy for the way he was mistreated.
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He appears to be somewhat inadequate and has lived a sheltered, reclusive life.
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His way of life was reclusive.
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I had always figured the reclusive Yeti as being a mysterious, private creature who lurked in some backwoods plot of land slowly being bulldozed and turned into apartment complexes.
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In this case, the neighbourhood is Queens, the young man is newcomer Rob Brown, and the mentor character is Sean Connery, who plays the titular Forrester, a reclusive, J.D. Salingeresque author.
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An uptight young smartarse editor travels out into the middle of nowhere determined that HE can be the one to rehabilitate a famously reclusive writer who hasn't written a book in 20 years.
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But I have discovered that Anton Krashny, the reclusive Polish surrealist miniaturist and sometime performance artist, is en route to St Andrews.
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If you've been convoked, you've got a poetry voteAs the nominations for the Oxford professor of poetry close, the frontrunner and bookies 'favourite is the reclusive Geoffrey Hill.
A literary career or a brilliant, successful one-off? Take your pick
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They examine those cases in which the President has asserted or relied upon a claim of preclusive war powers.
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Combined with a new law depriving obscure prior art of its preclusive force, the gains from implementing such a two-tier system would be compelling.
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The victim in the new edition is a high-profile media mogul, instead of the reclusive millionaire in the original.
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Roussel was one of the great individualists of the 20th century, the punchy urbanity of much of his music frequently seeming at odds with the reclusive persona he cultivated later in life.
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So, having finally learnt that you can trust no-one, I guess I became reclusive.
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My marriage has broken up. It has made me reclusive and unsociable.
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But the switch meant he cut an increasingly reclusive figure.
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This Article is the first of a two-part effort to determine how the constitutional argument concerning such preclusive executive war powers is best conceived.
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Perelman has been described as a reclusive genius with a history of refusing big prizes.
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He is almost reclusive in his pathological desire to avoid publicity, but he has hosted parties attended by a swath of A-list stars.
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For a group that had been described as reclusive, the Touch had been strangely willing to endure scrutiny by a total stranger.
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Malick is a famously reclusive figure who never gives interviews and seems to disappear off the face of the planet for years at a time.
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A few years later a crisis of confidence led him into an almost reclusive lifestyle, where he would paint to get away from the pain and, more disturbingly, lacerate his skin because he believed he wasn't attractive to the opposite sex.
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But as her wealth has grown exponentially, so has her reclusiveness.
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But for many of them, reclusiveness also is a public-relations strategy.
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He subsequently surfaced in aficcione, a tale of his bootless pursuit of a reclusive poetess, modeled on one I'd met on-line.
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I once felt that way - before I became a literary legend - ` sibylline muse," `genius's reclusive wife.
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The source added: 'They live a strange and reclusive life.
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But their exacting curriculum, tough competition and reclusive campus lifestyle have taken a toll on students.
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A reclusive ex-rock-star's London mansion is used as a hideout by a violent protection racket thug, played by James Fox.
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There has been a resumption of diplomatic contacts, a greater willingness to engage the reclusive country and a readiness to help it catch up.
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I told him how anxious you were about his reclusiveness, and to please you I think he would certainly squire you about town, but he would undoubtedly prefer to stay at home and nurse his wound.
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The film will feature Sarah Polley, a Canadian actress, as a reclusive nurse who abandons her first holiday in many years to work on a rig.
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He might have noticed the way my cheeks flooded with scarlet, or how I seemed to be more reclusive than ever, but he didn't comment on it.
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By nature, alligators are shy and reclusive, and are typically wary of humans.
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The victim in the new edition is a high-profile media mogul, instead of the reclusive millionaire in the original.
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And the racing manager leaps into action to represent his famously reclusive boss.
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This image of a monastic, reclusive author, wilfully at odds with much of modernity, was confirmed by the posthumous appearance of Brown's autobiography.
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Extraversion results were moderately low which suggests you are reclusive, quiet, unassertive, and secretive.
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Should petitioner pursue a plenary action in federal court without a notice of claim, and should the federal District Court determine that no notice of claim is required, there would still remain a question of whether this Court's determination would have any preclusive effect in federal court.
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For years, Woody Johnson was known as the reclusive billionaire owner of the Jets.
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But their exacting curriculum, tough competition and reclusive campus lifestyle have taken a toll on students.
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Spirituality is not achieved by meditating for years on a mountaintop, or by fasting in a reclusive monastery.
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But he died a lonely reclusive billionaire.
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She had been in ill-health and led a reclusive lifestyle, so news of her death did not gain the headlines it might have.
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When their meal arrived, he forgot about them and did not notice the furtive glances the two reclusive men cast their way, although he glanced idly at them when they left the tavern.
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He led a rather monastic, reclusive lifestyle and displayed a complete disregard for personal gain.
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The inquest heard that the brothers were shy, reclusive men, who repeatedly ignored doctors.
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For a group that had been described as reclusive, the Touch had been strangely willing to endure scrutiny bya total stranger.
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So he retains in Europe the mystique of the reclusive star.
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Her reclusiveness is perhaps best illustrated, if not explained, by her once stating that she most wanted to resemble those writers who, like J. D. Salinger, are known solely by their work, not their personal lives.
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Since then, sightings of the puckish scribe have been rarer than those of the reclusive Barclay brothers.
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The reclusive Julio Gallo died three years ago in a Jeep accident at his Livermore ranch at the age of 83.
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She gave interviews with her husband then, but in later years is only referred to as a reclusive television addict who refuses to go out or meet people.
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Have they inexplicably become reclusive, quiet or vocal?
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sitting under the reclusive calm of a shade tree
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So far, so predictable, but soon Annie is contacted via email by the reclusive Crowe, who has read her review, and agrees with it, hence starting a friendship.
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The famously reclusive millionaire writer JK Rowling has revealed that even as a child she hid away from the world, burying herself in books and daydreams.
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I used to have him over for meals and to stay the night, but he has become reclusive and is uncomfortable eating with other people.
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Since then, she's been reclusive, stand-offish, and another synonym for those two words.
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She hid much of what he was doing, his reclusiveness and his obsessive, obstinate behaviour.
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It then explores recent attempts to identify the preclusive prerogatives of the Commander in Chief and explains why the tests often deployed to cabin the scope of the presumed preclusive power are flawed.
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Though the pack rat typically cuts a reclusive figure, Gavin Pretor-Pinney is an exception: a man who loves the open air and collects impalpable things that will never clutter shelves, gather dust or annoy spouses.
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From 1951 he lived reclusively in Rome.
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The reclusive Quaker became one of the most celebrated figures in chemistry when he presented his atomic theory in 1803.
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Even elusive, reclusive creatures such as beaked whales are giving up data in previously unthinkable detail.
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Thus do an insecure, reclusive dictator and an insecure, impulsive foreign affairs naif hold the peace of the world in their hands.
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That is a major difficulty, I think, since the United States can scarcely be an effective “claviger” key bearer and “steward” of the states of consent if its executive cannot secure enduring domestic consent for its “preclusive” actions.
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Song thrushes are conspicuous in treetops when they are singing in spring but after July they become reclusive birds.
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Anonymity is not an option when you're a dwarf, even a reclusive one.
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The normally reclusive Bob Dylan has revealed his hatred of most modern music in a rash of interviews to promote his 43rd album.
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He is routinely described as a reclusive, shadowy figure because he avoids the limelight, but I know him and he is a straightforward, extremely bright businessman.
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And what about the rumours that Kubrick was reclusive, obsessive and difficult to work with?
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It prizes performers and bands that do a lot of avoiding themselves: obscure or reclusive or misunderstood or intransigent or semi-extant, forerunners and satellites and outsiders, the post- and pre- and para-.
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And that is why this ebullient, energetic and visionary leader suddenly became mute and reclusive.
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I've always regretted that they had to call the reclusive author in Field of Dreams "Terrence Mann
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He now lives a quiet, reclusive life in rural Cheshire, with wife Christine, shunning the media spotlight.
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Whatever the nature of their reclusiveness, all of them have learnt to maintain a tightrope balance between the world, the self and their art.
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Because he is reclusive and rarely gives interviews, his relationship with the club is intriguing.
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This comes as the day after North Korean TV showed what it calls exclusive footage of the reclusive leader, Kim Jong-Il.
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Although law and literary culture are seen as inextricable and thus seemingly preclusive of Native American ceremony, our essay suggests a rationale and approaches for exploring, in a classroom, the theme of Native American ceremony in its relation to law.
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Did you become more reclusive?
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Their reclusiveness was already apparent.
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It was the first public comment by the Loughners – who have been described as reclusive by neighbours – since Saturday's shootings, in which six people were killed and 14 injured during a public meeting in Tucson.
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He is also famously reclusive and chary of talking about his craft.
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Relatively reclusive writers and artists consent to documentaries because exposure will help them commercially.
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He is also famously reclusive and chary of talking about his craft.
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A prominent returnee is the reclusive Pallonji Mistry, the largest shareholder of Tata Sons, the holding outfit of the Tata conglomerate.
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I would be negative, reclusive, and kind of pissy to the people around me.
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US would have a good sense and the cleverness and the ability to enter the black market and engage is what we used to call preclusive purchase...if NK thinks it can sell a nuclear weapon for $1bn, we ought to be in there offering $5bn" - Schelling quoted the outbidding of natural resources in WWII, I would add the successful control of balck market in ex-USSR states, and that it is cheaper to buy out North Korea today than tomorrow
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He now lives a quiet, reclusive life in rural Cheshire, with wife Christine, shunning the media spotlight.
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Other specialists agree that the current position is unsatisfactory, but that care must be taken not to erode the position of potentially reclusive copyright holders.
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And city officials are now designing programs to integrate the largely reclusive Chinese community and companies into the social and economic mainstream.
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Adele is not the only reclusive superstar to release a long-awaited album on which the fortunes of the music industry are pinned.
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Living reclusively in a rented cottage in nearby Nunnington, they have both withdrawn from community life.
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In recent years, her own indifferent health and her dedicated nursing of her husband Jack, who died recently, encouraged Astley's natural reclusiveness.
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Some have become reclusive, some successful, some both.
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He's said to be as rich as Croesus and as reclusive as a stylite, and that's all anyone knows of him.
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She never married, and despite the tremendous popular success of her work - she won the Pulitzer Prize for One of Ours and had her picture on the cover of Time magazine in 1931 - she became reclusive and incommunicative in later years.
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Still, why would the normally reclusive local musical maverick suddenly seek mass approval?
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October sees the 100th anniversary of the death of the reclusive French artist.
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It also sanctifies the idea of the reclusive, solitary genius at the expense of the artist who engages with society and the world at large.
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The Spanish Ambassador, a reclusive and secretive man, whom I suspect is light-minded beneath a grave exterior, is very embarrassed by his role.
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He received criticism for his eccentric and reclusive lifestyle and for his attempts to use cosmetic surgery to change his skin colour.
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They are reclusive and idiosyncratic, dwelling in exquisite mansions far from each other with their families and a select band of retainers.
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Although they dwell reclusively within the cave system, the large reptiles were certainly no secret.
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My reclusive fourth housemate's nightly meals of canned ravioli or packets of ramen noodles are stunning.
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He has grown reclusive in recent years, seemingly unaware that he is no longer under house arrest.
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The reclusive legend tours a soul revue.
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Since then, she's been reclusive, stand-offish, and another synonym for those two words.
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He is a reclusive, timorous creature.
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I said candidly that I could hardly cast aspersions on his choices since my own reclusive tendencies are strong.
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Those names sound roughly similar to the way neighbours in Bilal Town, a suburb of Abbottabad, referred to the reclusive men who lived next door.
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Though aspiring to the position of the charismatic Hasidic rebbe, transformed, to be sure to the secular world, he was never suited for such a role: he was retiring even reclusive, though quietly ambitious and cunning.
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Aides to the reclusive cleric, however, have indicated that he will refuse to back a specific party in the December vote.
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He lived an often reclusive life in Hillingdon in his final years.
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You can call it neurotic, or what you will, but reclusiveness works for me.
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Yet, much of Drake's failure to attract a wide following stemmed from his own reclusiveness and psychological frailty, given that he had an almost pathological reluctance to perform live.
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In the years that followed, he became more violent and reclusive.
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She lounged reclusively in the mini-fortress that she had set up.
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The reclusive state's fabricated documents and false claims could be evidence that the abductees are still alive.
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If that is the case, it will thrust the reclusive billionaires into a limelight they have spent years avoiding.
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He was the picture of the tweedy, eccentric professor, bookish and reclusive.
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He has at times lived reclusively on a remote private island in Fiji with a small core group of followers.
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So what about people's image of him as a reclusive grump?
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This was a valuable lesson for a woman who had spent much of her life reclusive and obsessed with death.
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Paul Summerston, the Old Bailey heard, led a reclusive lifestyle, rarely socialising and had only a few close friends.
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Her entire life collapsed; what few social skills she had dissolved, and she became a reclusive hermit, an outcast in Amherst society.
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In the companion Article, Professors Barron and Lederman described the structural forces responsible for this shift in the ground of debate and demonstrated that evidence from the Founding era does not reveal an original understanding that the Commander in Chief enjoyed preclusive authority over matters pertaining to warmaking.
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Whatever the outcome of the probe is, Southern aid to the North should be continued, in a more transparent fashion, to help our unfed brethren living in the most reclusive country in the world.
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Then she was a high-flying urban executive; now she is a reclusive country potter wondering what to do next with her life.
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My marriage has broken up. It has made me reclusive and unsociable.
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So what can be done to chivvy along a reclusive pop genius?
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