Sentences with phrase «very coy»

Until this, the company has been very coy about its actual implementations, though it loves to brag about how it has the display technologies to make it happen.

Faraday has been very coy about what its first production model will be like.

This is why a planned feature list is essential and why sensible developers provide a list of stretch goals, and remain very coy about going beyond this.

You've been asking and yes, we've been very coy about it... But today we are delighted to announce that Snake Pass is coming to the Nintendo Switch!

Bungie have been very coy not to refer to the game as an MMORPG, instead insisting that the game is lobby - based, however the lobbies are invisible.

The company's CEO, Jeff Bezos, has been very coy on the question when asked directly, telling people to «stay tuned.»

All too often, Amazon is very coy with releasing financial data to the public.

Though Ford was very coy with details regarding the powertrain improvements, it has revealed that all but the 3.5 - liter EcoBoost V - 6 is getting big improvements for 2018.

Arsenal are being very coy about it, saying they're «pleased interest is being generated».

According to the report, the Arsenal camp have been in talks with Allegri over the course of the past week and are looking to reach an agreement as quickly as possible, considering that Wenger has been very coy on his future and the Italian is the only high - profile manager who seems to be available in the summer.

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But, Sainz was clearly frustrated with Kvyat, sarcastically saying «Dany did a very good job there», and remained coy about it all afterwards:

And I'm very clear about that, and I'm not trying to mess around or be coy.

We have several examples of Match.com successes in your very own Coy, Arkansas.

Owen Wilson steps in as government informer Coy Harlingen; Benicio Del Toro as Doc's lawyer Sauncho Smilax, Esq; Reese Witherspoon as very put - together Deputy D.A. Penny Kimball; Maya Rudolph as Petunia Leeway; Martin Short as Dr. Rudy Blatnoyd, D.D.S.; the unsettling stripper Belladonna as Clancy Charlock (as Michelle Sinclair) and a host of other outstanding dudes and dudesses.

Rockstar parent company Take - Two has a very high opinion of the PC market and the opportunities it provides, but it's still playing coy when asked if Red Dead Redemption 2 is coming to PC.

Remaining coy surrounding the report, GM spokesman Michael Albano had this to say: «We have a very strong lineup and have no plans to expand it in the near future.»

While he remained coy on specific details — Mazda hasn't released capacity, power, torque, fuel economy or other important data points for the engine, or even whether Mazda has turned to turbocharging or hybridisation, the message was very clear that Mazda intends to release a rotary - engined sports car in the not - too distant future.

The LG G - Slate, meanwhile, stayed coy; we only got to see it in a very brief appearance on stage, and we didn't get very close to it.

Joe played coy regarding the actual details of his advance with AmazonEncore, saying only that he received a very favorable contract.

Some individuals who are interested in real estate investing get their training from real estate investing classes in Mc Coy Colorado or seminars but it can be very costly.

Peter Coy of Bloomberg speculates that «the people who are most likely to get rejected for a loan [under the new rules] are ones who live in states where housing prices are very high or where the bounce - back from the crash has been weakest.

History: Coy is a very handsome young lab mix who needed help from an overcrowded shelter.

So when we spoke to Hello Games Sean Murray, the man responsible for creating No Man's Sky, we asked him and received a rather coy response for what we assumed was a very straightforward question.

It makes no difference what products are being advertised: The models» airbrushed elegance and coy, sideways glances enact an economy of perpetually deferred desire — the very essence of consumerism.