Sentence examples for reticent about this from inspiring English sources

"To start off people were a bit reticent about this.

Manager Joe Torre, who gushed over the previous deals for Denny Neagle and David Justice, was far more reticent about this move.

8VC also has an "ethical bend," as been reported, though Lonsdale is more reticent about this, explaining that while a startup's principles are important to him, he worries that advertising as much invites "people to poke fun" at Silicon Valley, where he suggests that plenty of founders are attacking "hard problems".

Her long association with Morrison began in her early Fabian days; Morrison was very reticent about this friendship, choosing not to mention Wilkinson in his 1960 autobiography despite their close political association.

That might mean, say, esteemed cancer outfits such as London's Royal Marsden and Manchester's Christie hospitals tendering to take over cancer service in cities with poorer outcomes.Ministers remain reticent about all this.

The Chinese media have been more reticent about mentioning this particular confrontation because it touches on a very raw nerve for the party (talking about independent candidates in grassroots elections is far safer because existing regulations allow non-party-sponsored candidates to stand, at least in theory).

Patients are often ashamed of being overweight, have difficulty losing weight, and become resigned to their physical limitations in daily life and reticent about discussing this problem with their medical practitioner.

Chinese officials are reticent about the new museum.

International law was more reticent about the problem.

Roman has always been extremely reticent about the whole episode.

He was also reticent about the movie version of "Proof".