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Significados de more introspective en inglés

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Uso de more introspective en inglés
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They are the expressions of a later, newer phase, more introspective and self-conscious.
Twilight in Italy
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The beach's sand and its normally more introspective sea seemed like a travel poster.
The new yorker
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Cary was different from my previous boyfriends: a lot quieter, more introspective and reserved.
After the fall
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A more introspective Bob in 1966 in London - the 'Royal Albert Hall' tour.
Independent.ie
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And in more introspective moments: Just be glad you didn't get my luck, hijo.
The brief wondrous life of oscar wao
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My talk with Vanna grew less personal, and more introspective.
The ninth vibration and other stories
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EBONY.com: It seems like you're more introspective this time around.
Ebony
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So people are becoming more introspective about what they eat.
Reuters
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She was not quite herself, more introspective than usual.
The Guardian
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After the stunt he'd pulled, he seemed as angry as ever, but also more introspective.
Table for five
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He was much more introspective and cautious, and he believed in calculating risks, rather than taking them.
Death Mask
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Tassiliis their fifth album, and their rebel yells have become are a little more introspective and emotional.
The Irish Times
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Eden is more introspective and doesn't really show what he's thinking, but different people offer up different expressions.
The Guardian
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These actions, which begin with manipulating Mr. Face, become progressively more introspective as you progress through the app.
Wired
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This might make you a little more introspective than you would like to be during your birthday season.
Ebony
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It's more introspective than Vergissmeinnicht or How to Kill -the famous, ground-breakingpoems he wrote a little later.
The Guardian
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