Sentences with word «taciturnity»

These are grievous allegations, made even more thunderous by Danjuma's natural taciturnity.

This tactical taciturnity is necessary because many Labour members still think Corbyn is doing well, and many who see him stumbling still agree with him.

His first year as Assembly speaker, Mr. Heastie gained a reputation for the same detached taciturnity as his predecessor Mr. Silver.

«BEYA is further embittered by the fact that the present governor of Enugu has made the state irrelevant in national politics with his unjustifiable taciturnity even when he should make his voice heard on major issues of national concern.

Every physicist, every PhD physicist at least, has to know about Dirac stories, and these are stories that tend to illustrate a very, very singular cast of mind, rectilinear in thought, very, very literal minded and great [taciturnity], [great] unwillingness to speak.

With his monk - like taciturnity and obdurate gaze, Brady certainly embodies the «strong, silent type,» but when his injury worsens and hands frequently freeze up in a fist, Brady fights the urge to speak up.

I held out hope for the appearance of Josh Brolin, who elevated taciturnity to an art in No Country, but despite his above - the - title billing, his role in the film is largely perfunctory.

It is less evident to him that his wife is dissatisfied with his self - sufficiency and taciturnity, qualities that had once recommended him to her.

Sparta was a society given to taciturnity.

Well for a regular person, the most striking thing about Dirac was he is taciturnity.

But the revelation of the film is Lily Gladstone (seen in Arnaud Desplechin's Jimmy P.), making something wonderfully eloquent and eagerly desirous from the taciturnity and insistence of a character who allows herself briefly to cede to (romantic?

Every moment he's on screen, he enlivens the overly sober picture with a raw humor that is infectious, finding the balance between MacArthur's charisma and taciturnity.