Sentence examples similar to being unforthcoming from inspiring English sources

The police were unforthcoming.

To his credit, he was unforthcoming.

Nothing was unforthcoming about Dr. Hume.

I was expecting a non-stop succession of gags on this account, but oddly they are unforthcoming.

I waited for Bowie to perform "Boys Keep Swinging" while Everett chased him about dressed as a transvestite city-broker, but this glee was unforthcoming.

Japan has been over-generous to Mr Fujimori in accepting his claim of Japanese nationality; Venezuela would appear to be sheltering Mr Montesinos; and the United States has been unforthcoming about its close relationship over a decade with the former intelligence chief.The second urgent job is to rouse the economy from paralysis induced by political uncertainty.

Military officials have been unforthcoming about the nature of the material, but at least some, and perhaps all of it appears to be documents, such as maps of the camp and lists of prisoners who have been interrogated, that a chaplain might have for job-related reasons.

Boulton has hardly been unforthcoming about his views of the Blair government's media machine, describing it as 'a very degraded and debauched process... the culture of the Blair administration is that they feel they're serving a higher cause than the truth'.

All of which only leaves it for me to wish Gene Wilder a happy 75th birthday, an event justly commemorated by Arbogast on Film - hopefully, even if a chorus of Puttin' on the Ritz was unforthcoming on the day, there was at least a quick round of the Oompa Loompa song instead..

Sometimes she is unforthcoming and ill-tempered.

Any official acknowledgement of the tragedy is unforthcoming, largely because the Party which oversaw the disaster remains in power today.