Sentences with phrase «bit reticent»
I was at first a bit reticent to fully fall for this work, as I still believe it may not be all quite there.
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Am a bit reticent about getting back into the dating scene, what with my little guy,...
Most of us are a bit reticent to state exactly what we want as we think we may come across negatively.
Alcott is not a bit reticent about her victory, confidence and determination being two of her long suits.
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Though it feels a bit like an upgrade of John Singleton's Higher Learning, which, by contrast, seems highly reticent in how it probes sociopolitical questions, the film holds nothing back in presenting Spike Lee as its strongest influence.
In fact, when you start dwelling on the many good bits you start feeling a little reticent of slating Rise and Fall.
«I learned right from the get - go that things are received much more readily from teachers — especially reticent teachers or teachers who are a bit more technophobic — if they see an example from a colleague rather than having it shoved down their throat by administration,» Sheehy said.