Sentence examples for turned taciturn from inspiring English sources

(Stacey Anderson) ★ Fiona Apple (Friday and Monday) Has this volatile singer-songwriter turned taciturn on us?

A normally chatty spokesperson turned taciturn - no comments on Palin at all.

Hedgecock, sometimes a man of many words, occasionally turns taciturn and speaks mostly with body language: the shrug, the smile, the tap on the shoulder of his questioner.

By turns taciturn and garrulous, confident and insecure, romantic and cynical, Crane was a man of irresolvable contradictions.

England have a desperately close LBW shout against Lara turned down by the taciturn Darrell Hair, who looks like the Gene Hackman of umpires.

The English should be grateful because the thoughtful toughness that persuaded Michael Vaughan to dub Flower "Junior Fletch" in honour of Duncan Fletcher, another taciturn Zimbabwean turned England coach, has twice served them well.

Indeed, it's ironic how technology has turned the Finns, notoriously taciturn, into the great gabbers of the electronic age.

Indeed, the shutting down of those relationships is part of what turns boys into taciturn, emotionally disconnected men, Dr. Way said.

And on it goes, turning to a taciturn man on his left who attends a fathers' group – "Perhaps you can give me some tips!" – and then to a woman with a new baby who took ages to settle on the name Emily.

He had the tables turned on him by a taciturn woman whose exasperation with tomfool questions forced her to blurt out: "You're a city boy.

The taciturn trainer, who turned 70 last week, has a colt called Midterm who was on Sunday cut to second favourite for the 2016 Derby.