Sentence examples for yet reticent from inspiring English sources

This summer's is a consolation, and all the things we would still like to be: sexy yet reticent, and bringing its own gilding to a drier season.

We experience much of Richard's adulthood as one long string of dive bars and crash pads and odd jobs and girlfriends, the narrative busy yet reticent, giving us a lot of information but shining little light on it.

That's good news for Microsoft, as it works to drive its Windows 8.x operating system into the homes of consumers and corporate clients – the more PCs it sells running its new operating system, the more downloads that the Windows Store will see, helping the software company pitch its platform to yet reticent developers.

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

Then suddenly he just took off, flew, and won easily.' Nijinsky and Sir Ivor were trained in Co Tipperary by Vincent O'Brien, a man as reticent yet as accomplished as Piggott himself.

The psychological burden of not living up to expectations can be heavy, yet people feel reticent about sharing their concerns and failures out of shame, guilt, and a worry that others won't relate.

We have previously reported that GPs can be pragmatic – yet at times reticent – users of IT systems [ 23].

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

Yet there is something weirdly reticent in that blandly handsome face.

Newton records numerous flareups between man and wife, yet his book is admirably reticent on their shared privacy, as if profound affection, unlike pornographic lust, were something to be taken on trust rather than peeled apart.

He's thought to be a reticent cinematic visionary, yet most of his time, when he's not working on a film (and just now he is not), is spent creating these sprawling two-dimensional works involving electric saws, brown sludge and molten plastic.