taciturn

The taciturn Texan, known as "Big Ed" , seems to want to repeat his success by rehabilitating another fallen colossus of American industry.

but she began to see that he was gloomy and taciturn, not a young, strong, and buoyant man.

However, several times a day he telephones his wife and his taciturn manner is replaced by a sickly cooing.

As such things are inclined to do, and gave to His wife's mind its subdued and tactful turn, anxious to avoid taciturn replies.

Transparency did at least take a small step forwards at Wells Fargo, America's fourth-biggest bank by assets and its most taciturn.

That there Roger Cly, master, ' said Mr. Cruncher, with a taciturn and iron-bound visage. 'So you but him in his coffin?

After opposing to the malady a taciturn resistance for a day or two, he was obliged to keep in his chamber.

BORN a Catholic in Unionist Ulster, this eloquent son of a taciturn cattle-dealer is one of the most celebrated poets of the post-war era.

Mr Heston's favourite of his film characters was no genius or prophet, but the taciturn, determined cowboy in "Will Penny" (1968).

Seiji Miyaguchi, who played the taciturn samurai Kyuzo, had not touched a sword at all before this movie.

The interviewer was of the serious, taciturn type, but I could tell the answer registered.

He may be in Venezuela or working as a suspiciously taciturn short-order chef in a falafel bar in Tripoli.

"At the Council board he was taciturn ; and in the House of Lords he never opened his lips" (Macaulay).

Even so, the first two days we arrived in Egypt, and before boarding the ship, I had remained as taciturn as a wall.

President Coolidge was a quiet taciturn man and had become a national joke.

Any part are important to them as you can give others the impression of taciturn but you can never make others think you are lazy.

But for Charles Dickens, another foreign visitor to America in the 19th century, it was the Americans who seemed taciturn.

He is the general name of the soldier, strong and stocky, taciturn.

Taciturn miller, Night falls on you face downward, far from the city.

He talked very little, and seemed all the more mysterious for his taciturn manner.

It is told through the story of the young and taciturn farmhand Demester, who is called up to fight a war in Middle East.

He's what you would expect of the older members: bearded, taciturn, and lip-pursed.

Although unfriendly and taciturn, Azer rarely provoke a fight except to relieve a foe of much-treasured gems.

When he had spoken, John Alden, the fair-haired, taciturn stripling.

This result, makes a person do not recall those taciturn and some hidden wise.

no . no , i prefer to be unsociable and taciturn.

He was taciturn and unsociable , and rarely spoke to you .

Young Jefferson Hope rode on with his companions, gloomy and taciturn.

Or was their replacement by taciturn introverts telling me something else?

John Brown: Diversify and Conquer The taciturn- 67-year-old of Stryker Corp. picks his words carefully and uses them sparingly.

At the council broad he was taciturn and never opened his lips .

Prince Nikolay Andreitch came in, serious and taciturn . Princess Marya seemed meeker and more timid than usual.

The taciturn knight falls in love with the naive princess.

One day. . I met a girl with taciturn, cool and remote.

The taciturn knight will try his best to save the naive princess who was kidnapped by terrorists.

The taciturn knight never thought that he has the chance to be the wife of the naive princess.

No animal is more diligent than the ants, however, it is most taciturn.

eg. The boy was so cold and taciturn even he didn't return a civil greeting.

Taciturn Knight won the love of the navie princess by his patient and wisdom finally from many admirers

The persistent in "Real Benefit" of the Taciturn Person--The discussion of Zhao Shuli's View on peasants

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