Sentence examples for pretty reserved from inspiring English sources

"He didn't speak for long in the first one and was pretty reserved," Miller said.

Here in Minnesota, people are pretty reserved and generally keep their distance.

"My sort of character away from the court is one that is pretty reserved," Henman said.

As she meted out her late set at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola on Thursday night, sitting in a chair as she sang blues, ballads and jazz standards, Ernestine Anderson stayed pretty reserved.

At first they were pretty reserved.

GG: I've interviewed you quite a few times, you seem pretty reserved and quiet.

Gillian Wearing, artist The one thing that always strikes me is that people are pretty much reserved.

"I was fired up Saturday, but it was pretty more reserved," Kidd said.

That he has inspired so much adoration and, partly in reaction, some loathing, can be considered a sign of both his eccentricity and his pertinence, which is to say, his modernity: people still react to him, as they do, for example, to van Gogh, with an intensity pretty much reserved for artists in their own time.

Calergi was petite, pretty and reserved.

Here's a twist: The marvelousness of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" is pretty much reserved for the women on the show.