Sentence examples similar to was more tight from inspiring English sources
I have never been much of a talker, but suddenly I was more tight-lipped than ever.
Gregory Nero, a lawyer for Sterling Equities, was more tight-lipped, but emphasized that the Mets "have all the necessary financial and operational resources to fully compete and win".
Fisker was more tight-lipped about the specifics of his new battery technology, except to praise its potential.
Benson was more tight-lipped about air operations from Nzara Landing Zone in the Republic of South Sudan, the site of one of several shadowy forward operating posts (including another in Djema in the Central Africa Republic and a third in Dungu in the Democratic Republic of Congo) that have been used by U.S. Special Operations forces.
In general, though, it's more tight stuff from the debutant.
With the influx of money into the Cup, veteran competitors say, the racing has never been more tight.
Few coaches are more tight lipped about injuries than Mangini, who guards that information as if his win-loss record depends on it.
As in the men's game, however, she is aware also that there is a new generation closing in, that there will be more tight results early in big tournaments than in the past and that just getting to the final weekend will be a considerable achievement.
As we are considering |α| ≤ 1, we conclude that the bound (16) is more tight than (18).
There were more tight plays as the Scots looked to take yards, recognising that the Italians weren't committing at the breakdown.
