unsociability

You are required to have a personality at the peak hours of unsociability.

Emily's unsociability and extremely shy nature has subsequently been reported many times.

It was scarcely a companionship, but a coexistence in unsociability.

Now 44 years old, in 1884 Tchaikovsky began to shed his unsociability and restlessness.

Because society accepts shyness and rejects unsociability, shy individuals develop higher self-esteem than introverted individuals.

Mrs Schoenbaum told him that Philip would not be eating with them, an aspect of his unsociability.

"There's too much lore about his ill temper and unsociability," said Theodore Albrecht, a musicologist at Kent State University.

Both shyness and introversion (unsociability) can be classified as personalities that lead to socially withdrawn behaviors (behavioral tendencies to avoid social situations, especially when they are unfamiliar).

The reason for her unsociability is that after her parents' death, she was placed in an abusive foster family where she was sexually assaulted by her adopted brother.

Both of them shied away from people, and their unsociability made them avoid going among people separately, for fear of becoming the center of attention and having to talk.

During 1884, the 44-year-old Tchaikovsky began to shed the unsociability and restlessness that had plagued him since his abortive marriage in 1878, and which had caused him to travel incessantly throughout Russia and Western Europe.

Hastie had branched off to his rooms with a few crisp and emphatic comments upon his friend's unsociability, and Abercrombie Smith crossed the quadrangle to his corner turret with a strong feeling of repulsion for his chambers and their associations.

Clyde Fans is the story of two brothers and their failure keep their family business afloat in the face of changing technology, as well as the two brothers' unsociability, which one brother is able to deal with on the surface, but the other is painfully unable to.

But unsociability leads to decreased exposure to unfamiliar social situations and shyness causes a lack of response in such situations, suggesting that shyness and unsociability affect two different aspects of sociability and are distinct personality traits.

He half turned away to hide his face, shrugged his shoulders disdainfully, as if all of it was boring to him, and walked away - to laugh his head off in private - while the women helped to consolidate that first impression by acting apprehensive, almost annoyed, at the unsociability of the man.