Sentence examples for mildly reticent from inspiring English sources
Alas, we don't, and the result is little more than occasional fog, characters as starchy and bloodless as scones, a mildly unfriendly house, ominously mild children, mildly reticent villagers and one thrillingly mild love frisson.
Dressed that day in a well-cut three-piece suit, soft-spoken and mildly reticent, his broad smile overshadowed by a thin mustache, Mr. Top had the air of an English gentlemen caught in mischief.
Oldham is clearly at ease with his great new band, and he comes across more as an animated frontman (well, mildly animated) than a reticent solo artist.
Would Britain retreat?The answer, unacknowledged in the House of Commons, is that Britain's reluctant and partial contribution has been conditioned by a combination of reticent politicians, cautious public opinion albeit that most Britons are mildly supportive of Mr Cameron's planned intervention and uncertainty about America's plans.
This is reticent Connecticut".
Mildly unenthusiastically.
"Hollywood is very reticent.
Britain has been less reticent.
