Sentence examples for more taciturn from inspiring English sources

She was friendlier; he was more taciturn.

They want someone both tougher and (ideally) more taciturn.

Breckinridge's youth — he was only 35 — and his oratorical prowess complimented the older, more taciturn Buchanan.

Schulz was more voluble, detailed and thorough in response to questions, Juncker more taciturn.

The bass-baritone Falk Struckmann, a more taciturn stage presence as Bluebeard, expressed volumes through his nuanced singing.

"He became very much more taciturn, more difficult to talk to, more tense, more withdrawn," said his widow, Janice.

Ledger is particularly effective as Ennis Del Mar, the more stoical and taciturn of the two.

So your sleeping companion should be something a lot more docile and taciturn: step forward, then, their Bluetooth-connected e-ink clock.

He is more subdued than taciturn, the persona he typically has projected.

The letters have been published amid growing signs that Charles is planning to rule in a far more outspoken way than the taciturn Queen.

His forbiddingly taciturn Quaker father — "more a god than a father to me," he later wrote — died when Wood was ten.