Sentence examples for rather taciturn from inspiring English sources

Normally rather taciturn, Mr Stonecipher warms up when he talks about developing leaders.

And [Alec Hardy] is a great character — he's noble, inscrutable and rather taciturn.

The wolf man, without his costume, was a rather taciturn figure in a thick gray sweater.

"Durst was rather taciturn," the rabbi who officiated the ceremony told the New York Daily News in 2001.

Except for a chattering classmate of Brandy's who wants to be an actress and poses for naughty Internet photos to advance her career, the characters are all rather taciturn.

One strand of the book, and perhaps its precipitating one, is a family memoir unearthing the life of Sands's rather taciturn maternal grandfather, Leon Buchholz, and his wife, Rita.

Storrie – a taciturn type, though thoughtful rather than timid – started playing tennis when he was eight.

Burnet and Medawar were able to coordinate their work effectively despite the rather different personalities and physical separation; Burnet was taciturn whereas Medawar was a young and urbane Englishman, but they greatly respected one another.

He's just another taciturn tough with an inexpressive scowl, although he's rather convincing shinning up buildings like Peter Parker.

As long as Raikkonen does what he is paid for (he won more races than anyone else last year) then his current employers are clearly happy to let the monotone and taciturn Scandinavian find his voice when it suits him rather than at the behest of a growing audience keen to learn more.

They are also taciturn, but when they do open their mouths, they speak rather good English.