Sentence examples for rather reserved from inspiring English sources

One of the Elves, however, was rather reserved.

I'm rather reserved, so I thought it would never happen.

One QC said: "He's rather reserved, not exactly shy but very much a man to himself.

Their complemented each other, being both strong characters, though by nature, both rather reserved.

But take away all that styling and the show shaped up to be rather reserved for the designer.

Mr. Muti gives little away in terms of his emotions and is rather reserved with people he does not know.

Clearly, he would rather reserve his energies for getting over one experience, good or bad, and preparing for the next.

I would rather reserve that term for the individuals on the other side of John Paulson's transactions, who left the rest of us to deal with the consequences.

So what I'm proposing in The Happiness Track is that you learn to manage your energy and stamina, and teaching in some ways in which you can retain your energy by not always living in a high intensity mode, but rather reserving those high intensity experiences for times when you really need them.

I wouldn't gobble a whole bag at a sitting but rather reserve them for special occasions, as fruitarian petits fours, or as a party trick to impress fruit maven friends.

Rather they reserved their ammunition for Donald Trump.