Taciturn in a sentence

The steady flow of mail back and forth across the Atlantic kept me abreast of their lives, their careers, their wins, their losses, though they were oddly taciturn on the subject of love.

It’s a pretty common experience for Asian parents to be on the quiet side and be reserved and be taciturn.

Player 2 was a taciturn 325-pound offensive lineman the size of a telecom satellite named Olisaemeka (Oli) Udoh.

State health officials there have been taciturn about death statistics, usually leaving it to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D) to announce the running toll at his daily briefings.

That night the normally taciturn Reed exalted, “And then there was Dion — whose voice was unlike any other I had heard before — a voice that stood on its own, remarkable and unmistakably from New York.

Oliver is a voluble campaigner, but uncharacteristically taciturn when it comes to talking about his own politics.

These robots were a taciturn police force employed by the Guardians of the Universe before being abandoned in favor of the Green Lantern Corps.

Kelly’s departure has long been rumored, as the taciturn general was said to be frequently at odds with Trump.

Taciturn soldiers in green camouflage stand at every corner with assault rifles slung over their bulletproof vests.

According to Sarah, the Queen was taciturn and formal, repeating the same phrases—"Whatever you have to say you may put in writing" and "You said you desired no answer, and I shall give you none"—over and over.

Dirac was able to maintain his normal research productivity only because Manci was in charge of everything else." citation Personality Dirac was known among his colleagues for his precise and taciturn nature.

Freyr immediately falls in love with her and becomes depressed and taciturn.

He recruits old friend Shichirōji and, with Katsushirō's assistance, three other samurai: the friendly, wily Gorobei; the good-willed Heihachi; and Kyūzō, a taciturn master swordsman whom Katsushirō regards with awe.

In contrast to Ningauble's love of often pointless storytelling, Sheelba is taciturn, choosing his/her words as if they were valuables to be disbursed parsimoniously.

Morricone used his special effects to punctuate and comically tweak the action—cluing in the audience to the taciturn man's ironic stance.

The Indians were tranquil, but sombre and taciturn.

We are each of an unsocial, taciturn disposition, unwilling to speak, unless we expect to say something that will amaze the whole room, and be handed down to posterity with all the éclat of a proverb," Jane Austin, Pride and Prejudice, 1813.