Sentence examples for reticent of from inspiring English sources

He was not reticent, of course.

But if he was the most reticent of the Beatles, he sometimes delivered barbed quips.

He was the most reticent of jazz radicals, but his modesty disguised a visionary innovator.

Hu Mingliang, who is thirty-seven years old and the more reticent of the two, works as a security guard.

Jacques Rivette, who died today, at the age of eighty-seven, was both the most open and the most reticent of French filmmakers.

Then came 15th-century French courtly songs by the wonderful duo Asteria: two singers, with one doubling on that most reticent of instruments, the lute.

Also, few descriptions of symptoms were communicated by the adolescents, maybe because of being reticent to share descriptions of symptoms among peers.

Next, the text material was analysed in order to develop a deeper understanding of the reticent behaviour of the GPs regarding the offer in the region.

And, even worse, of the charming, reticent kind of new state-approved British architecture represented by the Royal Festival Hall, centrepiece of the 1951 Festival of Britain.

As excerpt (4) illustrates, however, the potentially contentious, moral nature of the claims being advanced by Adjudicator Voice may necessitate considerable dialogical 'work' vis-à-vis the resources of Engagement—to persuade potentially reticent readers of their legitimacy.

Additional therapies based on the study of anthroposophic humanities, the development and use of natural medicines and a reticent use of conventional chemical medication play an important role within AH.