Sentence examples for somewhat reticent from inspiring English sources

Somewhat reticent, like her father's.

Before the Raragala voyage, the somewhat reticent Larry began jamming in a studio with De Backer.

The dancers themselves have taken longer to settle, with early performances looking somewhat reticent.

The restrained and somewhat reticent character of much French painting is interestingly similar to much of the sculpture.

I think it's kind of natural for people to be somewhat reticent in criticizing the president," Kasich said.

Sluter's drapery style, which veers dramatically away from the somewhat reticent elegance of previous court sculpture, also has parallels in the east.

Usually, Mr. Perriss is somewhat more reticent than Mr. Coen to predict upturns and less reticent to forecast downturns.

I've lived somewhat meek, reticent and fearful when I should have been more thankful, gracious and bold.

Some seemed light and agile, somewhat restrained but by no means mute or reticent, with well-integrated malt and hop flavors.

But the 50-year-old filmmaker, a reticent and somewhat idiosyncratic director, agreed.

If the young Ms. Travers was "reticent and somewhat withdrawn," as Mr. Maazel recalled, onstage she came alive with a fire that drew praise from most critics.