Sentence examples for habitually reserved from inspiring English sources
One of the first is Setsuna Kiyoura, a habitually reserved member of the student council and Sekai's childhood friend.
Due to family backgrounds, many are habitually reserved and quiet.
If they wanted to excoriate Israel, a longstanding vocation of too many UN member states, then they can thump their chests, even if, alas, they habitually reserve such scrutiny for the only democratic nation in the Middle East.
They were born of instinct, insight, taste and judgment, as those of good musicians habitually are, but in his case with a special place reserved for the play of judgment.
In life the novelist Patricia Highsmith habitually drew strong reactions from those around her. Like Brigitte Bardot, she appears to have reserved most of her affection for animals: when she died, in 1995, she left behind 22 novels, mostly studies of everyday psychopathy, and a lifetime's worth of sketches of cats.
He reserves particular scorn for the abuse of medicines that supposedly act on the brain, from the Ritalin habitually doled out to lively children to the Modafinil and Adderall munched by students seeking an advantage over their peers.The book written in a waspish style that belies its depth pays particular attention to brain chemistry.
All members habitually cheat.
Designers habitually copy nature.
