Sentence examples for Somewhat reserved from inspiring English sources

Somewhat reserved when discussing her own movies, the amiable, soft-spoken Ms. Coppola grew considerably more animated whenever the topic drifted away from her, to other films and filmmakers.

Somewhat reserved and shy in public,[2] Wundt aggressively dominated his chosen arenas, the lecture hall and the pages of books, with a witty and sardonic persona.[3] His scope was vast, his output incredible.

In marked contrast to his somewhat reserved predecessor, he is a colorful character.

"He is somewhat reserved, but when he starts performing, it's like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

One was polite, somewhat reserved, and didn't go in for small talk.

Beneath his somewhat reserved manner, he had a great love of wit and humour, puns and paradoxes.

Howard tends to be somewhat more reserved than many of his goalkeeper colleagues, with their loud voices and elaborate gestures.

Packham, though somewhat more reserved on the role of wildlife shows is no less so on the scale of the challenge.

But the mood in the city of Calcutta is somewhat more reserved.

Indeed, being somewhat shy and reserved, she finds it easier to be actively involved in the world by keeping it at a manageable distance.

Born in Stockton, California, in 1910, he was a reserved, somewhat shy man who worked as a rehabilitation officer for the Veterans Administration and later in personnel for the Army Corps of Engineers.