Sentence examples for slightly reticent from inspiring English sources

In the third Adams went looking for her now slightly reticent opponent.

The book itself makes no mention of the real author, and yesterday Ms Hudson was more than slightly reticent.

Chatting in depth through an interpreter, M'Vila turns slightly reticent as he discusses a troubled youth in Amiens and Paris.

But now, 10 years after his death, as retrospectives are prepared worldwide in his honour, will his slightly reticent classicism and overt humanism have the same appeal?

But I'm still slightly reticent about the show's characters, who seem rather heavily drawn, and also, perhaps, the drama's look and production values.

Meanwhile, Morton continues to get to grips with Fortitude, slowly acquiring the confidences of the town's slightly reticent citizens, while at the same time quietly building mental case files for all of them.

Somewhat reticent, like her father's.

That, of course, is the prerogative of media tycoons (though Rupert Murdoch is slightly more reticent about internal appointments).

But on a day in early May, Michael J. Rigas, a slightly built, reticent man, failed to appear in Federal District Court in Manhattan, where the trial is taking place.

Cillian Murphy is excellent as the fiercely committed Josef Gabčík Jamie Dornann does very well in the slightly more reticent role of his co-conspirator Jan Kubiš.

Indeed, they have congealed into an iron curtain of misunderstanding separating America and the Arab-Muslim world, and are now as deeply held as they were on Sept. 11 -- even if people are slightly more reticent about airing them.