untalkative

It turned out that Myron was not the least bit untalkative.

I have met Shenrich and he is a very untalkative sort.

Didn't say much, thoughmost untalkative type if you ask me!

He has been described as shy and untalkative with foreigners.

They still didn't answer but I knew now that it wasn't just because they were untalkative.

You'll start a reputation right now for being untalkative; you can't make many mistakes with your mouth shut.

Though they are remarkably untalkative, their actions speak volumes.

Continuing, he said, "You were probably reserved, untalkative and all wrapped up in your high ideals."

It is called such as its members are educated, yet untalkative and have a dislike of socialising, much like the philosopher himself.

Doubts stir when couples come in blase and untalkative.

Instead, he spent the day drinking with fellow fishermen, untalkative at sea but voluble on land over drinks.

She stared with big enough eyes, but was as untalkative as the baby, who also stared.

On another occasion, James described Roach as "an untalkative but cheerful soul."

He is stubbornly untalkative about his craft.

Hes not used to an untalkative kid.

Though untalkative, he is as inspectable as Hamlet, and no less inscrutable.

Note, the episodes in are Untalkative Bunny's adventures of discovering magic.

Lord Leighton seemed to accept that there was nothing to worry about, or else he was simply in one of his untalkative moods.

They were just untalkative.

Now that even North Korea's usually untalkative leadership is admitting to severe food shortages, aid groups are shipping emergency supplies.

Fortunately, Carl Smith proved to be the untalkative type, though less fortunately not the silent type.

Sober, yet untalkative.

Whereas the narrator is prone to communicate his epiphanies in the language of sound, the woman is "habitually untalkative".

Episodes in are Untalkative Bunny's fairs.

In Dungeons & Dragons, arrowhawks can speak Auran, but they are rather untalkative creatures.