Sentence examples for more reserved than from inspiring English sources

Norbert Aujoulat tactfully told me, "We're more reserved than Jean is.

"I'm a little more reserved than a lot of people I know in politics," he says.

Volokhonsky is earthier, more reserved than her husband, though hardly retiring.

She was more reserved than Piu and seemed, at times, unimpressed by her new surroundings.

They are described as more reserved than effusive -- except when they cheer for the Harlem team.

In person she was charming as well, but far more reserved than her husband.

It is a powerful, assertive, independent, and protective dog and is more reserved than some of the easygoing retriever breeds.

Friends say that while Mr. Parker may be more reserved than Ms. Dunn, they both share a combustible, charismatic intensity.

Debra Shelden, Helen Wilson's grandniece, was friends with Taylor's crowd, though she was more reserved than many of them.

Howard tends to be somewhat more reserved than many of his goalkeeper colleagues, with their loud voices and elaborate gestures.

The new prime minister, though more reserved than his dynamic president, is just as keen on "action man" sporting pursuits.