Sentence examples for some reticence from inspiring English sources

"There was some reticence about it," Mr. Gephardt said.

We are still seeing some reticence in using the industry account switching service.

But he was mostly serious while talking, with some reticence, about himself and his career.

Indeed, only the most patriotic Caledonians would proffer it without some reticence or qualification.

Rupert Thompson, who runs Surrey's Hog's Back brewery, chips in: "I'd probably describe us as craft, but with some reticence.

"Because of his past TV series, there had been some reticence by the staff to tell him to try certain things," Mr. Horowitz said.

There was some question about the desirability of the neighborhood; some slight reticence, also, about specifying this.

Grade: 2.5 Luke Sassano Still showing some rookie reticence on the ball, not confident enough to take advantage of the ball at his feet and open space in front of him.

"We have never discussed this," writes Frances, of her friend Olivia's dislike of another woman, Alix, and fondness for Alix's husband Nick, "because on some matters reticence is preferable, particularly when feelings are liable to change.

There is also likely to be a second series of the Swedish/Danish co-production, which was shown in the two countries last autumn, despite some initial reticence on the Danish side.

Despite some initial reticence, they don't seem too bothered about me joining them.