Sentences with phrase «of a recluse»

«I have to admit that I'm a little bit of a recluse by nature — you know, the kid on the playground reading a book in the corner instead of socializing, the person who likes seeing movies alone and can't stand attending the firm Christmas party.

In A Quiet Passion, it's the way the white light streams through the windows and onto Emily Dickinson (Cynthia Nixon), who became more and more of a recluse as she grew older, never experiencing that light except through a window (windows, after all, are key images in all of Davies» films).

Despite his powers, Kord has lived the life of a recluse, keeping mostly to himself, wandering the world, guarding his secrets.

Since then, Heizer has grown increasingly shy of media attention, and has become known as something of a recluse.

«I was pretty much of a recluse.

Doudna has been a TED speaker and she's represented by a speakers» bureau — not exactly the hallmarks of a recluse.

Nor did he have much affection for the press; his reluctance to give interviews earned him the reputation of a recluse.

Intrigued, he and his colleagues placed live bait — a cave moth — on the web of a recluse spider.

Also left unexplored are the emotional possibilities of a recluse forced to interact with a teeming society of fembots and himbots.

Although J.D. Salinger was not very well documented — he was kind of a recluse — but you do get glimpses in some photos and into his character.

Our Nonfiction Top Pick, The Stranger in the Woods, is a LibraryReads contender, with its investigation of a recluse who lived for 27 years alone in the Maine woods.

We think of a recluse living in his parents basement trying to break into a federal organization.

Unified Equine LLC is based in Wallis» hometown of Recluse, Wyoming and recently distributed these materials in the Mountain Grove, Missouri community about plans to build a horse slaughter plant there.

Now «a very sharp and elegant old lady,» says Kempkes, if somewhat of a recluse, Czeklowska will have a major retrospective in Warsaw this November, to be followed by a solo show at Broadway 1602 (which is inaugurating its second Harlem gallery this week) in New York.

Figure paintings of the recluse show an inner heart protected from the «dusty world» of politics.

I didn't know how to deal with my feelings and became a bit of a recluse.

This could make your former dog park star into a bit more of a recluse.

He painted less, bet on the horses more, and turned into something of a recluse.

She is THAT much of a recluse and does not want to show herself, a la Garbo.

Despite his early and continued success Turner lived the life of a recluse.

It can be easy to stay at home and become a bit of a recluse.

You can probably recognize this one as a jellyfish, but this one is something of a recluse — it forages for crustaceans near the seafloor.

I'm a bit of a recluse, so I like my home to be a work of art in itself.

I'm kind of shy and a bit of a recluse but I do enjoy spending time with friends especially when we go outdoors and hike or fish.

Taking place several years after X-Men: Last Stand, Logan / Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) has become more of a recluse than ever.

«Hunter brought my father great joy and opened the door of communication since he was more of a recluse,» says Jones who started Central Ohio Good Shepherds, a chapter of Therapy Dogs International Inc..