uncommunicative

"I keep to myself and people took it as being uncommunicative."

The men were uncommunicative, some of the women laughed at me.

Somehow it was allowed to get away with being uncommunicative.

Reading between the lines, I assumed she was still uncommunicative with the police.

A psychologist would have said I was closed off, uncommunicative.

Why then do students often find their own notes so strangely uncommunicative?

When the investigators arrived on the scene, she was uncommunicative.

The early morning mood had passed; both felt heavy and uncommunicative.

The ship had its own Al, albeit an uncommunicative one.

At his threat, the body in the coral turned uncommunicative.

Nor were people so solitary and uncommunicative as she believed.

It happened suddenly, or appeared to do so; he had always been quiet and uncommunicative, having few friends.

I saw him again later on, but he was morose and uncommunicative.

The woman who sat next to him on the shuttle said he was uncommunicative and seemed preoccupied.

He died just two years ago, though he had been uncommunicative for some time.

It was close to being uncommunicative, which I don't mean negatively.

This silent and uncommunicative man was the master of Rome.

But it was really me; I was the uncommunicative one.

Friedrich had never heard his wife be so uncommunicative with a customer.

The trial has opened an unusual window on the uncommunicative armed forces.

He should have known better than to pull that kind of silently suffering, uncommunicative guy thing.

The old man tried to ask the soldiers where they were being taken to, but the men were uncommunicative.

They'd left the puppeteer in a depressed and uncommunicative state.

In and of itself, it was rigid, almost uncommunicative.

During that period, he was becoming increasingly uncommunicative and violent towards his mother.