Sentence examples for fairly reticent from inspiring English sources
He lightly amplifies four fairly reticent verses from the Acts of the Apostles, our only source.
As to why he has never married, Naylor is fairly reticent.
But he does not play Cuban-style rhythm, and he takes a fairly reticent role in the music's big picture.
(Even Helen Mirren's Queen Elizabeth had to be fairly reticent, negotiating her screen presence opposite powerful males such as Tony Blair and Prince Philip).
Berkowitz, though, was fairly reticent during deliberations; she chose not to share her own story, as she feared that the other jurors' anger toward Gross's mother would be transferred to her.
Mr Aznar also marked him down as a secret weapon to help him oust the nationalists from Catalonia's presidency, though a recent opinion poll suggests that Mr Pique is now rather unpopular on his home ground.The Socialists, who might have been expected to make a meal out of Mr Pique's case, have been fairly reticent: their own scandals of the 1990s are not forgotten.
Somewhat reticent, like her father's.
"We think that after 15 or 20 seconds without a response, police could fairly suspect that cocaine would be gone if they were reticent any longer," Justice Souter said.
This is reticent Connecticut".
"Hollywood is very reticent.
