Sentence examples for reticent personality from inspiring English sources

Rusk's characteristically cool and reticent personality, however, contributed to the State Department's reduced role in national policy making.

Ms. Youngblood loved the workshop; Mr. Youngblood, a more reticent personality, according to his wife, was stoic and did his best.

Si Newhouse kept in close touch, of course, with the magazine's editor and the publisher, but his formal distance was not a function of his reticent personality.

Or maybe it's just my reticent personality.

Mr. Brandford, normally one of the band's more reticent personalities, smiled broadly, saying "Little One" had never sounded better in the orchestra's hands.

The Mets could do a better job of communicating with their more reticent personalities, starting with Santana, their newest money player, to work at it a little harder.

But, in France, Crémer will always be identified with Maigret, through whom he was able to express so much of his own reticent and contemplative personality.

Hilary Kingsley in her book Soapbox discusses Mavis's reticent and moralistic personality as seen in her drinking habits: Mavis drinks fruit juices, but on special occasions sweet sherry: "two for Mavis is one too many" says Kingsley.

Reticent in person, expansive in diaries.

But even in "Rebuilding Russia" he remained reticent about the dominant Russian personalities of the past seven or eight years.

"He was just initially reticent about it, that being his personality, and then he stayed on and on and on.