Sentence examples for reserved of from inspiring English sources
Ms. Spear, the more reserved of the pair, said: "This building was the result of a design competition.
And Strap, the most reserved of the three, with a wisp of a beard, is methodical, doling out his singles in tight, staccato bursts.
As a former journalist, Parkinson was known for meticulously researching his subjects and was adept at teasing juicy titbits out of even the most reserved of stars.
But his brother Hal, the younger and more reserved of George Steinbrenner's sons, is the one who deals with team executives and spends considerable time in the Yankees offices in New York.
Interviews with neighbors suggested that Ashley was the more reserved of the two, while Miranda, with a pierced tongue and navel and a fondness for brightly colored clothes, was more widely recognized at the complex.
Panels on psychoanalysis by e-mail and videophone, on corporate consulting and on marketing and media training, things that other mental health professionals have been doing for years, are just a few signs that this most reserved of professions is reinventing itself.
That word, reserved, speaks of exclusivity.
Make sure to reserve ahead of time!
Jim Clash of New York City reserved his ticket four years ago.
Reserves of metals are vast.
