Sentence examples for being close-mouthed from inspiring English sources

Apple, continuing its tradition of being close-mouthed, did not make Mr. Cook, 50, available for an interview.

(Apple, no slouch at being close-mouthed, at least reveals how many iPads it sells. Amazon does not do the same with Kindles).

The Obama campaign is being close-mouthed about its convention plans and would not confirm whether Mr. Casey would be given a prime-time speaking slot.

Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, was close-mouthed.

Mr. Kim, for one, is close-mouthed about his prospects.

As is his wont, K-State coach Bill Snyder was close-mouthed about the injury after the game.

Those who participated in the briefing, which lasted more than two hours, were close-mouthed about the details.

Lobstermen are close-mouthed about their income, which makes it hard to get accurate estimates of their financial losses.

When asked about the implications of the potential legal battle, executives and producers at other networks were close-mouthed.

Meanwhile, the leaders of the Legislature have been close-mouthed about their strategy for intervening in the Supreme Court case.

Though American officials were close-mouthed, they confirmed the talks and there were signs that a swap might be completed quickly.