| He's usually stand-offish but seems he and the Captain are talking more as of late so I think that gives us a full house. |
| Some politicians can be very stand-offish but Mr Blair was very nice and pleasant. |
| He hadn't been cruel or physically abusive, merely distant and stand-offish. |
| She writes in the same light, charming, though slightly stand-offish style. |
| He has a reputation for being wooden and stand-offish, but I think he comes across as both personable and thoughtful in his ads. |
| Even the fiercest Rottwieler or the stand-offish German Shepherd becomes as timid as a doe when Murugan takes them by the leash. |
