Sentence examples for reticent readers from inspiring English sources
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.
Dacre still thinks of his childhood neighborhood as the spiritual habitat of his archetypal reader: "Its inhabitants were frugal, reticent, utterly self-reliant, and immensely aspirational.
Milestone, however, failed, and Professor Brown suggests in his book that comic store owners were too well aware that their readers were young white males, and so were reticent to purchase large quantities of Milestone titles.
If anything, this era of new media is producing new readers, electronic readers, while at the same time radicalizing the reticent of the paper page (think Patty Hearst becoming Patty Hearst with a gun, in a bank).
Yet given the sensational subject matter, readers coming to Cooper for the first time may find him surprisingly reticent.
As readers of her novels and her previous memoirs will expect, she isn't reticent about taking off the bandages and showing us the extent and depth of her injuries.
Electronic book readers are a nascent but growing electronic category, and companies have so far been reticent to say exactly how many are selling.
This is reticent Connecticut".
"Hollywood is very reticent.
SERVICE -- Businesslike but reticent.
