Sentence examples for reserved characters from inspiring English sources

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Mr. Donovan has long specialized in illuminating the turbulent inner lives of reserved characters.

Redgrave used his refined good looks and resonant, expressive voice to good effect in his highly cerebral, technically perfect interpretations of introverted or reserved characters on both stage and screen.

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Gray remembers Lennon then as a quiet, reserved character.

Aouda, the young Indian widow whom Fogg and Passepartout save from death as a suttee, is a fairly standard, reserved character.

"He's more of a reserved character than Jonny and Joe, but for someone so young the most impressive thing is how he knows his game, and how to play against different attacks," McGrath says.

Hughes is too intelligent herself to pull off the spectacularly shallow voice of the model, a shiny, pop-culture figure quite unlike the shaggier, far more reserved, ambivalent characters with whom Hughes seems most at home.

Barkley is a genuinely reserved, shy character but a fierce determination to maximise his immense potential shines through nonetheless.

One report states that the sergeant was reserved in character, completely coherent and rational, and declared he had never had a similar experience to this before.