Sentence examples for unusually reserved from inspiring English sources

For a PR, though, she was unusually reserved.

Zhang is unusually reserved, and he speaks in low, almost sleepy tones.

Iranian leaders have been unusually reserved in their reactions to Trump's win, refraining from bombastic pronouncements often used to denounce "the Great Satan".

In his Thursday night address, broadcast on national television, an unusually reserved looking Chávez who read rather than improvised his speech, said Cuban doctors had detected "a strange formation in the pelvic region" following the first round of surgery.

Ms. Jourdan has a queenly profile and a manner to go with it, and Nikki Amuka-Bisd is an unusually but pleasingly reserved Helena, a young woman with the will but not the instinct for the swoon and pout of self-dramatization.

Although some Democrats criticized the specifics of the plan to eliminate the estate tax, many reserved unusually sweeping condemnation for what Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, described as a Republican effort to undermine the United States' fundamental social compact by starving government programs of money.

Unusually the reserve boats reversed those results with the Oxford men's reserve team and Cambridge women's reserve crew taking the wins that eluded their seniors.

The text of the inscription translated by Reisner describes the gifts offered by the pharaoh in tribute at Abuwtiyuw's funeral: Although it was common to bury dogs in ancient Egypt, the funeral of Abuwtiyuw was unusually elaborate, an honour normally reserved for upper-class humans.

Mr. Termeer said that when the viral contamination occurred, the company had unusually low reserves of Cerezyme and Fabrazyme because it was temporarily using its Boston factory to produce a third drug, one for another rare disease, Pompe, which is often fatal to the children it afflicts.

Unusually, he is seated, a pose normally reserved for women in Renaissance portraiture – standing would be more manly.

Unusually for a movie executive, he was a reserved and well-read man who collected paintings.