Sentence examples for was less reserved from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sinkman's wife, Ellen, was less reserved.

Mr. Berlusconi was less reserved, saying that it was an example of "justice gone mad".

Gadbois's conversation was less reserved, almost voluble, and his gleaming forehead seemed to catch the light more frequently.

But the Global Times, a state-run newspaper that sometimes reflects views from within the Communist party, was less reserved, railing against what it called Trump's outrageous, reckless and unexpected "provocations".

A couple of weeks after the interview, though, she was less reserved in an expletive-laced Twitter face-off with Holly Hagan of "Geordie Shore," the British answer to "Jersey Shore," furiously rebutting Ms. Hagan's allusions that she had an affair with Jay-Z.

French President François Hollande was less reserved and warned Trump that "In an unstable and uncertain world, turning inward would be a dead-end".

Victorian gossips were less reserved.

Those who have worked alongside Richards are less reserved.

The Justice Department's voting rights expert is less reserved.

"If that does not happen," he said, "I suspect you will see some expressions that are less reserved".

Mr. Haas is less reserved about the gap between his country's reputation and its economic reality.