withdraw into造句

withdraw into one's den

She's beginning to withdraw into herself.

Research shows that many depressed people tend to withdraw into themselves.

Jane hates parties and always looks for a chance to withdraw into herself and not to speak to people.

She binds - or imprisons - these personae, as if to self-protect and withdraw into her own body, rendering herself immune from the exterior world.

As well as using medications to try and manage their symptoms, people often had to withdraw into a quiet, dark room to recover.

However, the existence of those challenges can by no means serve as a pretext for us to withdraw into our nationalistic mindset, to pose China in diametric opposition to the rest of the world.

He needs to understand that she has a right to talk about her feelings of being ignored and unsupported just as he has a right to withdraw into his cave and not talk.

When the enemy launches a large-scale "encirclement and suppression" campaign, our general principle is to lure him in deep, withdraw into the base area and fight him there, because this is our surest method of smashing his offensive.