Sentence examples for remarkably reserved from inspiring English sources
(For a guy who built a company around encouraging people to share updates on what they are doing, he is remarkably reserved about his charitable endeavors).
Yet observers say that – for a country that has seen 18 actual or attempted coups since 1932 – the army has been remarkably reserved throughout this so-called "people's coup".
It gets a little sanguinary here and there -- an ax goes into a head fairly early in the pilot -- but its level of mayhem is for the most part Saturday matinee: Not for littler kids, probably, but nothing older ones won't have seen a million times, and by current standards remarkably reserved in matters of language and sexual implicitness.
Still, for the more literary, they have a remarkably analytical quality, the type often reserved for great novels.
Remarkably, Americans of all political stripes have long reserved for our veterans the purest form of socialized medicine, the vast health system operated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (generally known as the V.A. health system).
In 1995, Robert D. Putnam, a political scientist at Harvard University, published an academic journal article that in remarkably short order achieved the kind of name recognition usually reserved for John Grisham novels.
Remarkably, despite his diffidence and bad handwriting, he won the John Locke Prize, an achievement usually reserved for people who had done their undergraduate work at Oxford.
Remarkably, PLGA particles that had been modified with 20 kDa molecular weight of PEG were reserved up to 50% of the circulation within first 5 minutes.
Jesuthasan's own history seems remarkably close to Dheepan's, but Audiard didn't know that when he cast him: "He's very reserved.
