“The gardens at Sandleford allowed Montagu to switch between presenting herself as a wealthy metropolitan woman of letters and then as a religious recluse living a life of pastoral retirement.”

“He lives as a virtual recluse on a rural estate near Andover, Hampshire.”

“Their unique personalities and ghostly reclusiveness are just some of the traits that make them so fascinating.”

“Whatever the nature of their reclusiveness, all of them have learnt to maintain a tightrope balance between the world, the self and their art.”

“But as her wealth has grown exponentially, so has her reclusiveness.”

“Behavioral features include apathy, reclusivity, anhedonia, depression, delusions, and hallucinations.”

“And Darwin, who in spite of his reclusivity was fond of honors, received his belated acceptance by the French in good spirit.”

“How does one live a life of noble reclusion in the real world?”

“For the next five years, Ting plans to live in reclusion and focus on a new breakthrough in his art.”

“In the twelfth century, there was a sudden multiplication of women's hospices, houses of reclusion, and beguinages of all sizes.”

“I hope they won't be recluses and that they'll enjoy rural life and all that goes on in the community.”

“In his time, ascetics and recluses again made an attempt to enter the Guru's flock.”

“The only way to counter this is for us to become a nation of paranoid recluses.”