Sentence examples for much more reserved from inspiring English sources

Professional archaeologists are much more reserved.

— — — — — Americans are much more reserved in their display of emotions.

"I'm much more reserved, much more of a Maine Yankee.

Much more reserved, he stuck to his side of the room.

He described the current king as much more reserved on many issues than his father.

The new Italian model within the European Union is Britain, historically a much more reserved partner.

A close friend of mine in the Senate affirmed it to me the other day when he said that when he meets with workers who are not organized, they react with much more reserve than the union workers he meets -- even when the two groups have so much else about their lives in common.

Bobby, much quieter and more reserved than the other two, kept the group grounded and generally agreed with Evan on the app's direction.

As Joan Gallagher, an emotionally cautious English teacher who turns down an impulsive proposal of marriage from her boyfriend (played by Kyle Chandler), Ms. Cusack is playing a woman much closer to her own, more reserved personality.

And though not all were ready to declare a knockout winner, it was clear that a sharp Romney performance had given the candidate a much-needed boost and put a more reserved president somewhat on the defensive – but with two upcoming debates to tweak his technique.

In Norway, people are more reserved towards strangers, and tend to get much more drunk.