Sentence examples for with reticent from inspiring English sources

Here, Mason accepts the gifts with reticent, diplomatic good-nature.

She has spoken with reticent dignity, yet her class makes her available for blame.

Typically, Wyeth's Pennsylvania pictures are painted with reticent shades of melancholy ochre.

However, given the University already downplays its Southern connections, he fears that removing the statues entirely would inadvertently close a natural gateway to discussing UT's residual racial issues, both historic and present, with reticent students.

Peaceful negotiation with reticent parents and their religious leaders, using resource persons from the same religion to vaccinate their children, would help to limit the expansion of this behaviour.

Towards the end of the conference call, CEO Elop pointed out that Nokia was still having issues with retail salespeople being either unfamiliar with, or reticent to recommend Lumia smartphones to potential buyers.

One detects an eagerness to identify with Flaubert ("It is a simple, unpleasant, seldom acknowledged fact that a man in the middle of writing a book is not always easy to be with"), but he is not apparently capable of identifying with the reticent depths, beneath the bombast, which are what made Flaubert the writer he was.

At 49, he resembles Pollock, with a reticent manner, blue eyes and a bald cranium.

It is paired with a reticent yet still elegant performance of Mozart's Concerto No 22 in E flat.

With such reticent subjects, Mr. Rhoades knows it will take a little finesse to make them comfortable.

It's incongruous with his reticent manner; his clothes clamouring for attention while he appears to want anything but.