Sentence examples for reticent with from inspiring English sources
She smiled sweetly but was soft-spoken and reticent with her guests.
Austere and reticent, with stony aromas and flavors of citrus and flowers.
Christie, who published over eighty books, was known for being reticent with the press.
The duet starts blunt, angular, and reticent, with the woman's back to us.
They are even reticent with themselves, their inner monologues numbed, uncomplaining.
Griffin is neither timid nor reticent with his opinions, but they are delivered very quietly.
In short A difficult choreographer with a popular following, a minimalist with a tendency to dramatise, a reticent person with a lot to say … Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker is a fascinating contradiction.
They more than compensated for my reticent relationship with opulence by their total embrace of it.
Instead, they have replaced the reticent financiers with state-funded bureaucrats.In this section Innovation by fiat One dollar, one vote Electronic arm-twisting Supersize me Too small to torture The great escape Still waiting The opposite of insurance ReprintsNearly 40% of all the funds pumped into European VC last year came from state-backed sources, up from just 14% in 2007 (see chart).
After dismal education by an ignorant and philistine clergyman, he was enrolled as a naval cadet aged 14, and – shy, reticent, angry, with a mortifying stammer and disabling gastric troubles that necessitated several operations – he bore a hard, lonely, humiliating life only because it was impossible to give up.
It will also give "Merkozy" -- as the Franco-German leadership team has become known -- a last chance to lobby reticent partners, with Geithner in the wings, to accept treaty change as a crucial part of the long-term plan to secure the euro before the summit starts with a dinner on Thursday evening.
