Sentence examples for reticent crowd from inspiring English sources
It's a reticent crowd pleaser, a big, well-groomed musical that never seems to be courting a standing ovation.
IN THE SEATS A reticent crowd, including a judge who declined to be interviewed because, he said, his court's security advisers had counseled the judges not to broadcast their movements.
Preceded by Mt. Holyoke "Nice Shoes" -- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute "Rensselyrics," two acts which would sadly make any of the several MIT a capella groups look good, the Toons enthused a more reticent crowd at their Saturday night performance in 10-250.
It's a reticent crowd-pleaser: a big, well-groomed musical that never seems to be courting a standing ovation, writes Ben Brantley.
So I have to wonder why the Malaysians and Australians have been so reticent to turn to crowd sourcing during their $130 million underwater search for the plane?
Describing himself as "reticent," he says, "I make dances because crowds are kept at a safe distance.
Berkeley, a relatively small city, has only a few venues that could accommodate large crowds, and some property owners would probably be reticent to rent their space, given the violence that has occurred over the past three months when other right-wing groups have staged events in Berkeley.
Compared with the showboating, game-show-hosting cooks who crowd the national stage, he stands out for being so reticent and self-contained that in a group, he almost doesn't stand out at all.
Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, is rarely reticent on the campaign trail, doling out rhetorical jabs and gibes and regularly earning laughter from crowds.
This is reticent Connecticut".
