Sentence examples for pathological reticence from inspiring English sources
His friend – and one-time "young fogey" – AN Wilson describes Ingrams as "deeply solipsistic", and having met him on a few occasions I can testify to his almost pathological reticence; but while he's inclined to style himself as an anarchist, what I suspect has always animated Ingrams is a desire not to destroy the state but purify it.
There is no greater example of the shape-shifting force of a pen name than that of the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, who took the notion of reticence to unparalleled, even pathological levels.
With its skeletal narrative and desolate tone, "Bad Fever" is a low-budget oddity, a shambling study of pathological loneliness that begs for our sympathies with defiant reticence.
This reflects the understandable reticence and ethical dilemma in sacrificing the majority of very small tumour for research purposes rather than for pathological staging.
Why the American reticence?
Their reticence is laughable.
This reticence has fed speculation.
The Colts' reticence is understandable.
Tuck's reticence was understandable.
Perhaps his reticence is understandable.
That borders on pathological".
