Sentence examples for for reticent from inspiring English sources

Therapists could find creative ways to make treatment more effective for reticent patients.

For reticent Britons, disinclined to emote in public, it's a kind of lubricant.

Their bakficka ("back pocket") sister restaurant serves walk-in lunch and dinner at communal tables (a challenge, apparently, for reticent Swedes...) The focus is on great-quality seasonal Swedish cooking at accessible prices.

Kim Kisduk is a director who has been able to combine, in a unique way, a facility for violence with a knack for reticent, even pastoral gentleness: a kind of Punk Buddhism.

In "Speaking Confidently," a class for reticent students at the University of Nebraska, Omaha, classmates look one another in the eye before speeches and repeat scripted positive statements: "No one is perfect or fully competent in all aspects of life," "They can't feel my heart beat," "I can be myself".

And it is cause enough for reticent churches, for communities, for lackadaisical leaders, for all people--no matter our race, color or creed--to find the collective will and the moral resolve to stamp out this human rights atrocity occurring right under our noses.

Republicans have criticized him for being reticent in the face of crisis and for taking too long to set strategy.

It found "no support" for the "reticent female" theory, whereby women avoided asking for more money.

As Ingrid pointed out at the time, Rocket Internet is "sometimes known for being reticent" in regard to its user numbers for its portfolio companies, but not with Glossybox.

In a sense, it represents the first step toward transparency for the reticent Journal.

After his comment about "shithole countries," however, the arguments for being reticent seem absurd.