Sentence examples for other reticent from inspiring English sources

We anticipate with relish the pain and embarrassment these two will cause each other: one a crass egotist, the other reticent and given to pained self-examination.

As for the theatre's other decently reticent minority, pop star Will Young plays a singer, who on being asked by Mrs Henderson if he finds any of the auditioning showgirls attractive, smilingly confides that his tastes do not run thus.

Still, many others remain reticent.

He was totally dedicated to his family and patients, encouraging of others, and reticent about his own achievements.

The men there were older; some of them, the more talkative ones, had once played in a paintball league with Henry; others remained reticent.

He claims SMD is not the only company to be hit by these sanctions, and that many others are reticent about admitting the impact these are having.

Others are reticent to move into retirement because of the fear of the unknown.

"Pelleas," on the other hand, is reticent and oblique.

This instruction comes straight out of the principle of catharsis, but there is little evidence to support its efficacy over other, possibly more reticent, ways of grieving.

With a story that moves at a glacial pace, this isn't a film with much to say, other than how reticent Indian cinema still is when it comes to talking about infidelity.

But you also settle into the Gatesian voice at your peril, because he is a master of the unsaid and the implied: his characters speak to each other in a reticent code, and relations between men and women (Gates's favored territory) can change and darken in an instance.