reclusiveness

He is known for living in his pajamas and for reclusiveness, only opening the door of his home to get restaurant deliveries.

TO some extent, Veluz Puno-Reyes has taken on an almost-Balenciaga mystique with her reclusiveness. She only creates bridal gowns, and even other bridal designers look to her for inspiration.

Ingersoll's reclusiveness as the result of a failed romance:

Its reclusiveness and night -- time habits surround this animal with mystery.

Although al-Zawahiri still lacks the charismatic persona of his predecessor, the increased outreach may help to diminish perceptions of his reclusiveness and to reintroduce him to al-Qa'ida followers and supporters.

(7) He was raising his family (and a gaggle of pets!) and protecting his privacy, but his reclusiveness gave rise to all manner of myth and gossip - especially towards the end of his life, when his films became fewer and farther between.

These ranged from a return to pre-World War II reclusiveness to a continuation of the expansive (and expensive) Cold War posture.

Also considered in this category were all descriptions of children's problems referred to as isolation, inhibitions or reclusiveness, as well as transgression of limits and non-compliance with adult authority.

The use of openness and reclusiveness ideas, sets out a new paradigm of state foreign policy and internal politics.

While the father is disturbed at his son's increasing reclusiveness and piety, he also sees him growing more organized and clean than he was before discovering interest in his Islamic identity.