Sentence examples for slight reserved from inspiring English sources

He's slight, reserved and looks much younger than his 53 years.

And if the ground was filled with 30,000 people like you it would be silent with slight reserved clapping when goals were scored.

People know what he looks like: a slight, reserved man, now going gray, with an intense, serious expression.

This slight reserve spilled over to the early part of Ludacris's performance, when normally springy songs like "Southern Hospitality" and "Ho" fell flat.

"He showed up with an English twang to him" -- Mr. Taylor's father is English -- "an Eton collar and with a slight reserve, and he played one of those Messiaen works.

Warm, talkative but with the slight reserve associated with religious life, he exudes confidence and purpose.

He is instantly enamoured of Michel, played by Pierre Deladonchamps, a slighter, more reserved and thoughtful man.

Slight but still sturdy at 70, Ms. Hertzog is reserved to the point of reclusiveness, happiest walking the plantation grounds alone.

A slight, bearded man, Dr. Shay somehow manages to seem calm without distance, and reserved yet straightforward.

"Well I mean a lot of comedians are quiet and reserved in real life," he says, allowing a hint of impatience to creep into his slight Southern accent.

In a further slight, he has given Jared Kushner, his son-in-law, a broad portfolio of international responsibilities typically reserved for the Secretary of State.