uncommunicativeness

This ambivalence is manifesting itself in openness to the outside world and growing uncommunicativeness at home.

His film, for all its characters' uncommunicativeness, is too flat and unswerving to convey that idea surprisingly.

Suspicion and uncommunicativeness - you recognize those?

Autism, a disorder marked by social isolation, uncommunicativeness and strange repetitive behaviors, once had a different face.

His present uncommunicativeness confirmed the change that I had noticed and I wondered what could have caused it.

It is simply too embarrassing, draws undue attention to his presence & most importantly forces him to withdraw into a protective shell of weird uncommunicativeness.

But a fundamental uncommunicativeness keeps the hypnotic "Cyclo" more memorable for isolated, crystalline moments than as a successful whole.

I even tried to hint to A. that there might be a B. But A. seemed resolute in his uncommunicativeness.

The report complained at some length about Keely's uncommunicativeness and said that it was the experience of everyone who had come into contact with him over the previous ten years that "any attempt at a serious investigation of his operations has been met on his part with deception and misrepresentation".

And in the end he also shows us that parts of Gorky remained unassimilated, hampering him throughout his career and becoming intransigent and crippling as his health deteriorated: his chauvinism toward women, his uncommunicativeness, his inordinate pride and sense of privacy, and his perhaps understandable tendencies toward violence and paranoia.