Sentence examples for reticent after from inspiring English sources

Lieber was polite but reticent after the game, his answers rarely lasting more than a sentence.

The opposition in the southern front, the other key battlefield in the country, was reticent after the regime offensive, saying Assad could not negotiate in good faith.

Re "Gore's Silence Rings in the Ears of Some Allies" (news article, April 30): Al Gore has more than one reason for remaining reticent after the 2000 election: by custom, a newly elected president is accorded a 100-day "honeymoon".

While Connell had expressed a willingness to testify about what he knew concerning the '04 election, and the election website network he had created for Ohio's then-Sec. of State J. Kenneth Blackwell, he had become reticent after Rove had sent threats to Connell and his wife, according to tipsters.

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After reticent subjects were excluded, the sample consisted of 145 subjects.

That's downright extroverted after the reticent, abstract presentation of "Kid A" and "Amnesiac".

But it has become more reticent about foreign entanglements after the misadventure in Iraq and its casualties in Afghanistan.

We were a little reticent about visiting him after so long and quite scared at the sight / smells that would greet us when we got to him.

Even the Republican National Committee, which has been noticeably reticent to criticize Trump, went after the billionaire.

Suddenly, after being so reticent at the first session, she got it.