Sentence examples for a bit reticent from inspiring English sources

"To start off people were a bit reticent about this.

At 77, he is soft-spoken, a bit reticent, and almost excessively polite.

The plating can be slightly untidy and the flavors a bit reticent even now.

I think even those men who were a bit reticent about it all at the beginning think it was worthwhile.

And what I've learned in recent days: they are also a bit reticent about having their hand bitten.

Mrs. Thompson started her day with a visit to a school for children with special needs, where she seemed a bit reticent to speak.

"Gas stations are quick to react to prices going up but when oil prices start falling down, they tend to be a little bit reticent to move them back down," he says.

So a lot of times the viewer is lead to believe that Diggle is right -- being that he's taken the most practical approach to something -- and Oliver is wrong because he's being a little bit reticent to share.

"I think maybe we are a bit too reticent about telling them that maybe they should go on a diet.

But they would do well to become a bit less reticent: the price of silence will be an ever more hostile public and ever more overbearing government.

"I think the voice that I have given some of these issues resonated with some of my colleagues today, and there are others who are probably a bit more reticent about it".