Sentence examples for reserved figure from inspiring English sources

A typically reserved figure, he complains in a letter that he "almost can't sleep" and that his "right arm hurts".

Gerrard's captaincy style is not that of a loud organiser like John Terry, it is of a more reserved figure who leads by example.

Meanwhile, some wondered if Vardy would cut a more reserved figure this term following his surprise call up to the England squad in May.

Mrs. Gandhi herself has remained an aloof, reserved figure, who rarely rises to speak in parliamentary debate, grants an interview or holds forth like other politicians on the steps of Parliament.

McGregor screamed in the face of his rival and paraded around the stage as Mayweather cut a reserved figure.

A quiet, reserved figure, with a healthy resentment of any camera pointed his way, Harold had no desire to run his own company and preferred to work under the direction of others.

Unlike many high-profile professors, Mr. Wilson, a self-described social democrat, is a blessedly reserved public figure, known for his measured, even dry, prose style, as well as for his unflamboyant personal demeanor.

He was perhaps too solemn and reserved a figure for the leadership but he fought for the party to retain its distinctiveness, opposing Ashdown's attempt to draw closer to Labour and, in 2010, as one of the Lib Dems' federal executive committee, he was the only one to vote against going into coalition with the Tories.

He speaks with a heavy Bronx accent and demeanour that is part seen-it-all street veteran and part reserved paternal figure.

He speaks with a heavy Bronx accent and demeanor that is part seen-it-all street veteran and part reserved paternal figure.

And the reserve figure was $194 billion.