Sentence examples for Reserved nature from inspiring English sources

In a phone interview, Samantha Ronson said that Charlotte was born with a reserved nature.

Part of her low profile stems from her shy, reserved nature.

Compact and slender, no more than 5-foot-8 and 140 pounds, Reeves was a man of reserved nature but wry wit.

She almost never says what's on her mind, masking her perpetual impatience with cheery platitudes, and she's spent the better part of her life trying to live up to her late husband's image of her as a bouncy enthusiast, despite her own reserved nature.

Friendless, without a firm grasp of English, and unfamiliar with American culture (especially the humor and the comparatively reserved nature of interpersonal relationships), he still had to meet Berkeley's difficult graduate demands.

With Final Fantasy VII, protagonist Cloud Strife's reserved nature led Nojima to include scenarios in which the player can select Cloud's responses to certain situations and dialogue.

But lawmakers felt that Mr. Romney, reserved by nature, seemed to avoid casual conversations with them.

Then suddenly, as we enter the reserve, nature seems infinitely closer, more alive and tumultuous.

In Poland, for example, they take the form of national parks, nature reserves, nature, landscape parks and areas of landscapes parks.

"Ferrero was for many years a champion of Italian business, always succeeding in keeping up with the times thanks to innovative products and his hard work and reserved [nature].

The protected areas have different designations: forest reserves, national parks, nature reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, national monuments, archaeological reserves, private reserves and marine reserves.