Reaction was more reserved in other Asian markets on Wednesday.
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In fact the more reserved you can be, the better.
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Admiral Rogers may be more reserved in what he says.
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Some are more reserved, some really make a show of it.
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EYAL: Coming from England, I feel like we're slightly more reserved.
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Their happiness is often more reserved, however, and not overly exuberant.
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Over Thanksgiving, people were a little bit turkeyed out, more reserved.
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"I wanted to create a community for something more reserved," hipnosister explained.
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"I'm certainly more reserved and private than Darren was," he told me.
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He was more reserved, but did manage to crack a few smiles.
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Don't be surprised if you feel more reserved than usual this evening.
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Ms. Griffin-Black was more reserved, smiling and nodding once in greeting.
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The English are slightly more reserved and New York, slightly less adventurous.
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"George is more reserved, and Charlotte is more outgoing," an insider tells PEOPLE.
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"I think European people are a bit more reserved [at shows]," she says.
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American officials described him as more reserved than the rest of the guards.
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"While Sydney is more reserved and constantly worrying all the time," Lilis says.
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Senate Democrats have cheered the deal; some key Republicans have been more reserved.
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Other analysts have been more reserved, given the streaming company&aposs growing competition.
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Fathers may be a little more stoic, more reserved and more hands-off.
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Shanahan is more reserved and is not an aggressive and forward type of leader.
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Usually painted a more reserved red and white, Flow Separation reconfigures its traditional colors.
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At CNBC and Institutional Investors' "Delivering Alpha " conference last week, Singer was more reserved.
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Her commanding posture as a poet, so unlike her more reserved stature at home.
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What was it like to step into the shoes of someone who's more reserved?
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Vela is far more reserved than his public statements would lead people to believe.
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I don't know a ton of British people, but he's a bit more reserved.
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In person she was charming as well, but far more reserved than her husband.
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Cultures that are more reserved, are less likely to redefine friendship in this way.
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"George is more reserved, and Charlotte is more outgoing," an insider recently told PEOPLE.
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Mr. Taylor has a swaggering manner, while Ms. Luria is more reserved and cerebral.
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After Trump's speech, the mingling of the dignitaries resumed, with a more reserved air.
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"Another more reserved, less charismatic male — 'E5' — has generated about 60 percent," he said.
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Yes, he was quiet, yes, he was a little more reserved, but he was happy.
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But Cortana is more reserved and profesh, since she works with Microsoft products like Outlook.
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Folks seemed to love the usually more reserved ex-Spice Girl getting her groove on.
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Another Trump-appointed financial regulator was more reserved in his comments on the Senate bill.
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Talking to him now, at 47, he's more reserved, with gray hair and four kids.
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I'm more reserved, so I didn't want to come off as trying to stifle his shine.
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Americans tend to be chatty and open, where Brits are more reserved and keep to themselves.
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Were they willing to talk, or were they a little bit more reserved about this tragedy?
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I wouldn't say Troye's a dry person, but there's something a little more reserved about him.
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He is also more careful and more reserved than Mr. Cohn — and more deferential to lawmakers.
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Some of the web's largest companies — including Amazon, Facebook and Google — took a more reserved approach.
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The iPhone also does a fair bit of post-processing, but in a more reserved, smarter way.
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So far, the new president has been much more reserved when it comes to going after lawmakers.
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By contrast, the more reserved Messi moved to Spain aged 11 and has a model family image.
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I think Lauren is probably more reserved, and you see more of her expressions on her face.
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Though Mr. Reyes was a leader at home, his tumultuous childhood left him more reserved at school.
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"With Wills, he's been one of the more reserved guys but he really surprised me tonight," she says.
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Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who was confirmed in October, was more reserved in his questioning than Gorsuch or Alito.
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That said, if you're a bit more reserved, you can still get a P30 or P30 in black.
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"Off camera I thought she was a little bit more quiet and little bit more reserved," Palmer testified.
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To a tiny degree, we're more reserved in terms of using our band as a vehicle for politics.
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If your home holiday decor is more reserved, consider a solid-colored skirt or one with minimal flourishes.
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Barrs was the antithesis of the more reserved Westbrook, and they would often play off of each other.
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She called herself "a more serious person, a more reserved person" than generally seen in the political arena.
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In the first day of arguments, AT&T's lawyer had some aggressive moments against a more reserved DOJ.
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That also makes him the stylistic opposite of his predecessor as the chairman, the more reserved Marine Gen.
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Far more reserved and soft-spoken than the president, Mr. Cotton said he generally appreciated Mr. Trump's candor.
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In Onward, Pratt, 39, plays the boisterous older brother, while Holland, 22, is the gawky, more reserved younger sibling.
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In the film, Pratt plays the boisterous older brother, while Holland, 22, is the gawky, more reserved younger sibling.
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But the bankruptcy chatter continues, and Lampert, who's often more reserved, has been increasingly vocal and defensive of late.
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Both were active and well-liked at their local mosque, although the sons were described as much more reserved.
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It's an interesting melding of some of her previous over-the-top sexuality with her current, more reserved persona.
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This is a big shift after having Mercury in Capricorn, which inspired you to be more reserved than usual.
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The Republican chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Mr. Burr, has been more reserved than Mr. Warner, for example.
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Heritage Action, a third major group on the right, has been more reserved in its criticisms of the bill.
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"He was more reserved, and he also had a good story to tell about the United States," Fratto said.
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In Washington, her outgoing personality made her a counterpoint to her more reserved boss, Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch.
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He took a more reserved approach on Tuesday, saying that he did not want to take a strong position.
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Those expectations had faded in recent days on more reserved Fed commentary and signs of improvements in Sino-U.
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Those expectations faded in recent days on more reserved Fed commentary and a truce in a protracted Sino-U.
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The source says Clinton has done some prep with "bombastic Trump," but more have been with a more reserved candidate.
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Those expectations faded in recent days on more reserved Fed commentary, but they have revived after underwhelming U.S. economic data.
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Or, if he's more reserved, you can jump in and start talking about an initiative your department is focusing on.
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Studious and shy, Andrea was one of the show's more reserved characters, until she got pregnant and had a child.
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Some people are a little more reserved: they clearly have a talent but they need more time and some nurturing.
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It was just that Ms. Omar needed to be more reserved and avoid attention and getting into trouble, he said.
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Liu, who exudes confidence onscreen and is praised by her co-stars for her professionalism, is more reserved in conversation.
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Senate Majority PAC has spent $1.5 million so far in the Sunshine State and has $10 million more reserved there.
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Unlike General Dunford, who is more reserved, General Milley never met anyone he did not like — at least at first.
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"Jade — she's usually a lot more reserved and quiet, but she is hitting the s— out of that piñata," she says.
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And as his more reserved wife, 91, chatted to others, it was clear how much she relies on her other half.
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Sprint, on the other hand, is much more reserved, and its customers aren't likely to follow its executives on social media.
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Pratt plays the boisterous older brother and Holland, the gawky, more reserved younger sibling (Louis-Dreyfus is the teenage boys' mother).
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"Sometimes you make friends out here, sometimes you don't," added the confident runner, whose style contrasts with the more reserved Coleman.
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Catherine is a little bit more reserved, but opens up once Michelle offers to help her prepare dinner in the kitchen.
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Intel shares will rise due to a cost cutting and a more reserved acquisition strategy, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Sprint, on the other hand, is much more reserved and its customers aren't likely to follow its executives on social media.
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Quieter and more reserved then his sister, Iivo has previously focused on training for the 15km freestyle discipline for the Olympics.
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Cooke plays the outgoing antihero Becky Sharp, a social climber, with Claudia Jessie as Becky's more reserved best friend, Amelia Sedley.
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Meredith: If anything, I'd say Dern's Marmee, while explicitly expressing her anger, felt less plausibly angry than other, more reserved Marmees.
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It's a far more reserved dance and it's much slower, which means I don't have to rush as much to keep up.
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The DNC also played a more reserved role in Alabama, quietly spending $1 million on the race and dispatching over 30 aides.
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Wednesday, Trump was more reserved in a speech at the American Legion in Reno, Nevada, where he called for healing and unity.
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With more reserved clients, sharing a song lyric can be a way to help break the ice and begin to build trust.
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Parents laughed, children cheered and someone turned up the music, which made even some of my more reserved neighbors break into smiles.
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Rare moments of physical contact between father and son usually took the form of beatings and made the shy boy even more reserved.
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Bobby, much quieter and more reserved than the other two, kept the group grounded and generally agreed with Evan on the app's direction.
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Others who are more reserved in their admiration can probably wait until this almost-claustrophobic film comes to a smaller, more convenient screen.
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Unlike the House Intelligence Committee, which is widely viewed as partisan, its Senate counterpart is generally considered to be more reserved and bipartisan.
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Emotionally expressive Asian-Americans, for example, may be perceived as more "American" because Asians are typically viewed as being more reserved, they write.
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Most lawmakers are baby boomers, while Cannon is a millennial who speaks openly on issues that her older colleagues may be more reserved about.
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It's a tradition now," she said — though she spared Pope Benedict XVI because he is more reserved, "and I thought it would embarrass him.
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The Hydrology 9 is technically portable, but I would say its size and function are more reserved for a coffee table at a party.
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That's why we've been more reserved in terms of how we're thinking about 3D, but we will begin rolling that out in the next year.
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Chinese state media were more reserved, saying Xi hoped the negotiating teams could meet each other halfway and reach an agreement that was mutually beneficial.
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While companies like Wendy's and Denny's have been known for their edgy and controversial social media strategies, McDonald's has been more reserved in its posts.
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You're known as being one of the more reserved signs in the zodiac; however, you and Aries have more in common that most people know.
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While Princess Charlotte has been waving up a storm at recent events, George is known to be more reserved when the cameras are on him.
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She seemed more reserved about using the word abortion, masterfully pivoting to phrases like "women's health" and "reproductive medicine" when a reporter brought them up.
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"I'm personally surprised because I really thought that people would react in a much more reserved way, not wanting to be out there," Vinogradov said.
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But while Mr. Giuliani has been very public about his intentions — angering Mr. Trump at times with his statements — Mr. Romney has been more reserved.
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Perry rebounded from a trouncing at the hands of Alan Jouban in December of 2016 and looked considerably more reserved and thoughtful in this contest.
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"Germans are in general more reserved and privacy has a bigger value," said Rolf Schwartmann, professor of media law at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences.
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Chinese state media were more reserved, saying Xi hoped the negotiating teams could meet each other half way and reach an agreement that was mutually beneficial.
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Ethiopians are more reserved than Americans, especially when we talk to older people; we have to be careful, and we do not make direct eye contact.
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But a few Sanders fans remain frustrated that she did not endorse him during the primary and is seemingly more reserved than the freewheeling, scruffy Vermonter.
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"Both of us are very infused in all parts of this collection," Denton says, who notes that her beauty look is more reserved compared to James.
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As a sign of the shifting mood in Moscow, the Kremlin ordered Russian television outlets to be more reserved in their coverage of the new President.
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At least one of us thinks "Marriage Story" might be the best movie of the year, while others were a little more reserved in their praise.
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Then again, for a broadly popular candidate openly courting older and more moderate Democratic voters, a more reserved, less ideologically fervent platform is surely by design.
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The Mountain View event was sizable but more reserved — reporters were politely escorted away, told that the walkout was a "private company event" and not a protest.
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" Of his two finalists, the race car driver said they're "very different": Minnesota-based Kufrin is "outgoing," while Burnham, who lives in Virginia Beach, is more "reserved.
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Moderate Democrats have long been the contingent of the party that's been more reserved about the impeachment inquiry, and the prospect of removing the president from office.
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And have you been a little more reserved, perhaps, on criticism of the initial sharing of information because of the warmer relationship off the back of Phase One?
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" Of his two finalists, the race car driver said they're "very different": Minnesota-based Kufrin is "outgoing," while Burnham, who lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is more "reserved.
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The following season he endured a more reserved role, a regular seat on the United bench; a paltry 21 appearances, exactly half the amount of the previous campaign.
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Yet the music has a remarkable range, with more reserved passages featuring droning notes and eerie harmonics, and others building to a frantic energy with rapid antiphonal elements.
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They wear their intimacy comfortably — Marlin is more reserved, content to let Frantz do most of the talking, but they frequently finish each other's sentences and nod along.
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While national Democrats greeted Mr. Northam's admission with quick and near-universal condemnation, they've been notably more reserved when it comes to Mr. Fairfax or Mr. Herring resigning.
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Where Matthew constantly searches for some sort of affirmation from his father, Jean (Elizabeth Marvel), the only daughter, takes a more reserved, comic approach to Harold's deadbeat parenting.
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Taraji explained that she struggled to rein in Cookie, her infamous Empire role, while playing a more reserved character, mathematical genius Katherine Johnson, in the upcoming film Hidden Figures.
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But while Catts enjoys pushing the boundaries of synthetic biology, he's more reserved when talking about the place in vitro meat can—or should—occupy on our dinner tables.
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Foot Locker now expects full-year earnings per share to be up by high-single digits, a more reserved outlook than the double digit increase it had forecast earlier.
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When Priebus was fired less than 48 hours after Scaramucci's rant, it appeared to be a signal that Trump had chosen the brash Scaramucci over the more-reserved Priebus.
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In many ways, it's a more reserved attempt at redefining messaging compared to Facebook and Microsoft, which are building whole bot stores to automate more of your digital life.
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Mnuchin was much more reserved in his remarks, telling reporters that it would be a "good guess" that the administration would reply to Democrats by Wednesday in some form.
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In most of these accounts, Bannon is portrayed as an anti-establishment bomb-thrower, clashing both ideologically and temperamentally with the more reserved Kushner, a top White House adviser.
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The first response of half the country was to note that when it's a disaster involving guns, he's much more reserved than when it's something involving immigrants or Muslims.
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Since taking office, one senior administration official noted, Mr. Trump has generally been more reserved about attacks that have taken place on American soil as opposed to violence abroad.
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It was the type of exultation Tanaka regularly exhibited in Japan but has eschewed in favor of a more reserved demeanor since arriving in New York four years ago.
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" May was more reserved, telling Trump, "We're facing the same challenges across the world and, as you say, we're working together to defeat those challenges and to meet them.
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The split between the hard-nosed Mr. Bannon and the far more reserved and soft-spoken Mr. Kushner reflects much more than a personality clash between two senior aides.
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That's a subjective test in many ways, but it's simply irrefutable that Clinton was and still is a more reserved and traditional public speaker than Sanders or President Trump.
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It's not because he's older and more reserved now, but because, he tells me, this story and this style just happened to be "getting me off" at that time.
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Also on February 3, Venus enters Capricorn, which will find you a touch more shy—even more reserved than you usually are—especially when it comes to love and money.
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But if she'd been more reserved like Kendall, she wouldn't risk running into an awkward situation if her former boss becomes her boss again — or even an equal-footed coworker.
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Maybe Halsey is like the done-up star with the dancers and the costumes and whatever else, and Ashley is a little more reserved, the writer, a little more quiet.
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Men and women have different strengths when it comes to managing money: Men are quick to action and relish control of household finances, while women are more reserved and calculating.
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This song would likely have been too grand for the more reserved Carrie & Lowell, but it's great that its glory has been unveiled for all of us to bask in.
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His teammates have noticed that his talent as an orator has improved since his freshman year, when he came in as a more reserved, lead-by-example kind of guy.
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Bill was more reserved than his roommate (of course they would have to room together), with the look of someone holding something back, behind bespectacled eyes and a half smile.
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When asked if she thought he should have been fired, she paused, considering the question as her cheerful demeanor became slightly more reserved, even wary, before saying she didn't know.
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So, the biggest danger for the Republicans if Trump wins or loses is they'll convince themselves that a more reserved, Jeb Bush/Mitt Romney-like style, is the way to go.
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Even when he wants to be a little more reserved with it, he still finesses it in a way that's like lacing butter over some bread, you know what I mean?
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Ms. Tsai has said she will maintain the cross-strait status quo, but is expected to be far more reserved than Mr. Ma in pursuing trade and other agreements with China.
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But While Cipollone is more reserved and has stayed out of the public spotlight, he's been forcefully staking his claim on being the White House's point person leading the impeachment defense.
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Of the two, Eli is more reserved, and he could not believe it when Darron started claiming that in a few years he was going to be a first-round pick.
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" Randall Eliason, a white-collar criminal law professor at George Washington University, was more reserved, writing in an op-ed that what we know so far "provides a pretty solid foundation.
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It is hackneyed at this point to say that Trump is approaching the job unlike any president before him, but presidential threats, heretofore, have been more reserved and used more sparingly.
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Following the sudden death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia earlier this year — and Senate Republicans' refusal to fill the seat — it initially seemed the Court might take a more reserved approach.
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But he was far more reserved on Tuesday and the crowd applauded his post-match apology and appreciated him fighting through a left leg injury that required a medical time out.
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Trump has been more reserved since mid-summer — since bringing on what proved to be his final campaign team in Breitbart CEO and campaign chair Stephen Bannon and campaign manager Kellyanne Conway.
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And amplifying the chief's much more reserved invitation to challengers, Justice Kagan wrote, "only the courts can do anything to remedy the problem, because gerrymanders benefit those who control the political branches".
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Bush, older by one minute and the more reserved sister, is the board chair of the Global Health Corps, a nonprofit focused on health care access which she co-founded in 2008.
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PEOPLE's exclusive first look at the animated movie shows Pratt, 39, as the boisterous older brother, Holland, 22, as the gawky, more reserved younger sibling and Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the teens' mom.
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YBN Almighty Jay seem like he's that wild boy in the crew and you're the more reserved one, how did y'all find that balance and become that dynamic duo you guys give off?
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One pivotal segment of voters are political independents, who according to Reuters/Ipsos polling, have remained more reserved about the impeachment inquiry even as Democrats and Republicans have largely made up their minds.
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The energy shifts on August 6, when Venus enters Libra and lights up a very private sector of your chart, finding you more reserved than usual in terms of dating and relating to others.
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His presence also tells me that if being quiet and more reserved than usual is how I am best expressing myself that day, then it's what I should do—which always cheers me up.
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Maybe Halsey is like the done-up star with the dancers and the costumes and whatever else, and Ashley is a little more reserved, the writer, a little more quiet... The girl from New Jersey.
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But according to two psychologists interviewed by The Telegraph, there could be more to it: Passengers who prefer the window seat may be more selfish, while those who prefer the aisle may be more reserved.
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Despite the strong calls for impeachment within the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, some committee leaders and other Democratic members of the House seem a bit more reserved about what to do next. Rep.
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"Some days I might feel more ostentatious and some days I might feel a bit more reserved in my dress, so I'm interested in how clothes can serve that duality," Rogers told Refinery29 last year.
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I'd like to have the freedom to be who I am: a woman who enjoys small talk with colleagues but is naturally more reserved and would prefer to keep topics appropriate to an office setting.
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But after House leaders from both parties and Senate Democrats cheered an agreement last weekend to break the House impasse — in part by including House-led sanctions against North Korea — Senate Republicans were more reserved.
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" Of his two finalists, publicist Becca Kufrin, 27, and sales executive Burnham, the race car driver says they're "very different": Minnesota-based Kufrin is "outgoing," while Burnham, who lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is more "reserved.
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Her wife, Debbie, is decidedly more reserved — the brunette to Jess's blonde — but she still carries herself with the forceful resolve of a lifelong Texan who will not abide any more of this bathroom-bill bullshit.
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While the collection of short films seemed to be growing increasingly sexier as the month came to a close, Kloss's is a bit more reserved than fellow models Bella Hadid, Chrissy Teigen, and Taylor Hill's versions.
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Mary and Rhoda's exploits as single women in Minneapolis were usually a push-and-pull routine between Mary's more reserved nature and Rhoda's "so what, who cares" attitude, though neither were entirely Odd Couple-style caricatures.
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Still, it's worth mentioning that the S20 Ultra has a whopping 108-megapixel regular camera for super-sharp shots and better low-light shots compared to the Galaxy S10's more reserved 12-megapixel regular camera.
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Ms. Ifill, who was widely known as a lively, personable journalist with deep connections in Washington, was seen as a balance to Ms. Woodruff, who has those same connections but thinks of herself as more reserved.
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"I think anytime you have uncertainty in the world, that causes people to be a little bit more reserved," said Brown, when asked what impact the economic uncertainty was having on McLaren Racing's relationship with sponsors.
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Hager and older sister Barbara (born one minute apart and personality complements: Hager the more outgoing, Barbara the more reserved) did not take active part in their dad's first presidential campaign, according to the New York Times.
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While Booker has joined Harris, tweeting that he stands "with survivors and countless other Americans in calling for impeachment proceedings to begin," Klobuchar has been far more reserved, asking for more investigation but falling short of impeachment.
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The New York Times already gave us a pretty good idea of what a Trump-run POTUS social media platform could look like, but Hillary Clinton might be a little more reserved, although she seems pretty savvy herself.
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" Of his two finalists, publicist Becca Kufrin, 27, and sales executive Lauren Burnham, 26, the race car driver says they're "very different": Minnesota-based Kufrin is "outgoing," while Burnham, who lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is more "reserved.
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" Of his two finalists, publicist Becca Kufrin, 27, and sales executive Lauren Burnham, 26, the race car driver says they're "very different": Minnesota-based Kufrin is "outgoing," while Burnham, who lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is more "reserved.
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Victor Mather: Pogba plays in a more reserved role for France than for Manchester United, doing more of the set-up work (220 passes and four clearances in this game) and getting a little less of the glory.
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"While the US is breaking these ties, China — which has traditionally been more reserved in international affairs — is building them at breakneck pace," Alex Wang, an environmental law professor at the University of California Los Angeles, told me.
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While Reynolds is undoubtedly more reserved during her interviews than Fisher, Bright Lights proves to be a revealing portrait of the two stars, excavating old resentments and insecurities as well as the fierce love and protectiveness they shared.
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St-Pierre: Especially in friendships, because there's a song on the EP called "Lips & Skulls," which was based on a friendship I had where one of us was more reserved than the other, but we complemented each other well.
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Trump, surrounded by Saudi officials, bops back and forth with a smile on his face, while White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, chief of staff Reince Priebus and chief economic adviser Gary Cohn appear more reserved in their moves.
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He made the more reserved Hicks his regular companion, often driving him to the ballpark so he could observe how Hunter went about his job — be it taking the time to talk with a security guard or studying film.
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The finance minister on Sunday reiterated that support albeit with a more reserved tone, emphasizing the need for a clear and feasible plan by the Lebanese government to clean up the financial practices that brought it to this point.
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"English crowds are difficult to please — English people are less likely to laugh, and more reserved," Mr. Shields said, hopefully, basing his assessment on observations of London audiences, which, like those in New York, include a lot of tourists.
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Rupke said he believes Olivia may also have a future in hockey because unlike Mason — who was initially scared on the ice and is a bit more reserved than his little sister — Olivia is fearless and not afraid to roughhouse.
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Truecaller offers a broad array of spam detection and social features for your phonebook but, since Apple keeps much of iOS system walled away from third-parties, the Truecaller iOS app has to date been more reserved than its Android incarnation.
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And just this month, Rex Tillerson's long-anticipated departure from the State Department came after he unequivocally denounced Russia's likely role in the poisoning, a position that seemed to be at odds with President Trump's more reserved statement to reporters.
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Green looks at the firing of James Comey with the aim of quashing the Russia investigation as the start of why Trump needs to be impeached, but other Democrats, most notably House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, are much more reserved on the matter.
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Germany tends to be more reserved than other European nations in its criticism of Israel due to the legacy of the Nazi Holocaust, but it has objected in the past few years to Israeli settlement expansion on land Palestinians want for a state.
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Appearing anxious to calm a confrontation with Athens - which had already clashed with Berlin last year over bailout loans to keep Greece in the euro zone - the German interior minister was more reserved: "Blaming people in public doesn't help," Thomas de Maiziere said.
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"Zoya kind of very literally and metaphorically peels away all of those layers to kind of tap into a very real, very authentic side of me ... a little bit more quiet, more reserved, more introverted and more internally feeling sensitive, vulnerable," he said.
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A loud, active, and growing segment of the Democratic Party's grassroots want all-out warfare against any nominee who isn't Judge Merrick Garland — President Barack Obama's nominee for the seat — while most Democrats in Congress have been far more reserved in their rhetoric.
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In his heavy build, his joviality, and his musicality, my grandfather resembled an archetypal revivalist preacher, though he was more reserved in his faith, and late in life, he enjoyed playing piano and singing hymns at the old folks' home down the road.
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" Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was more reserved in his assessment, calling it "a step in the right direction," adding that he hopes "this meeting is going to take place… as it is required to normalize the situation around the Korean peninsula.
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" The 28-year-old artist told CNN that for better or worse, Trump, a former reality star and entertainer, has managed to claim a place in American pop culture, whereas the Democratic presidential nominee, who is far more reserved and rehearsed, "is not sticking culturally.
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President Donald Trump said he had a "very good call" with China's President Xi Jinping on Saturday to discuss trade and that "big progress" was being made, although Chinese state media were more reserved, saying Xi hoped the negotiating teams could meet each other half way.
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Shares of companies with chief executives who made liberal use of positive words to describe financials during earnings conference calls outperformed those at businesses with more reserved CEOs, sometimes by as much as 9% per year, S&P Global Market Intelligence found in a new study.
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I can only imagine someone who's more reserved than me feeling completely out of depth and then becoming isolated because they've left their culture for trying to be who they are, then found themselves at the epicentre of debauchery, which some of the LGBTQ+ landscape can feel like.
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The moon in Pisces squares off with jovial Jupiter at 23:06 AM, bringing up big emotions, but the energy becomes more reserved as the moon connects with Saturn at 2:28 AM. Venus opposes Pluto at 4:30 AM, bringing out our most difficult feelings: jealousy, obsession, control.
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The "Department of War" While Cipollone is more reserved and has stayed out of the public spotlight, he's been forcefully staking his claim on being the White House's point person leading the impeachment defense in a sometimes-chaotic White House without a clear impeachment strategy or leadership structure.
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In fact, Fairooz's response may have been even more reserved than the spit takes that have wound up on our computer screens, as those sitting near her during the hearings have said her laugh, or gasp or cough or whatever, was so inaudible they couldn't tell what it was.
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"I'm personally surprised because I really thought that people would react in a much more reserved way, not wanting to be out there," Vinogradov told Business Insider, referring to the recent tendency for people to want to stay away from large crowds to avoid any contact with the coronavirus.
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Where competition did crest was in seeing who could record faster, which also revealed a divide in their processes, the men said: Balvin likes to improvise his flows and melodies in the vocal booth, while Bad Bunny, a more reserved and solitary presence, rehearses in private before getting on the microphone.
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But unlike past Fed chairmen, Mr. Cohn is not an economist, and some of his friends have said it is hard to imagine him in the more reserved, less dynamic environment of the Fed, which would be a huge contrast to the pace of Goldman Sachs or the White House.
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Set in South Korea, it's a story about Korean youth who are lonely and adrift, and Yeun plays Ben, a cosmopolitan aesthete who captures the heart of a young woman named Hae-mi (Jong-seo Jeon) — to the consternation of her more reserved schoolmate Jong-su (Ah-In Yoo) — right before she disappears.
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Unlike the manchildren posing as bikers who pollute the event (decked in vests they don't own, or biker gear that looks hardcore but is really just off-the-shelf gear meant to fool outsiders) the dedicated charters and groups—like the Ontario Hells Angels, who held an omnipresent grip on the entire town—were more reserved in their behavior.
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After posing on the red carpet for the fashion week event at the Louvre Museum on Tuesday, the two posted matching photos from inside the event of them canoodling and Jonas, 29, giving Turner, 22, a kiss on the cheek, along with gushing captions, making these posts stand out from the rest of their normally more reserved social media accounts.
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"I'm personally surprised because I really thought that people would react in a much more reserved way, not wanting to be out there," Vinogradov told Business Insider, referring to the recent tendency for people to want to stay away from large crowds to avoid any contact with the coronavirus, which has infected more than 111,000 people worldwide, with most cases in China.
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There's a joke in our industry saying, if you can do autonomous driving in India, you can do it everywhere-, HH: So, actually, Guangzhou will help us to bring up the standard, so-, so we are more confident, and when we-, we still have a fleet in California, Freemont, so when we do our upgraded system there, uh, we trial-, we trial autonomous driving, we feel a lot more confident-, HH: When we do it in the US. HH: Um, I think China, definitely, they are more, um-, uh, China is actually more reserved on this, but um-, HH: Conservative, yes.
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The rest are equally iridescent and dripping with energy: "Time To Pretend," arguably the most powerful track on the album, is a sarky take on the fantastical and elevated dreams of the young and naïve—"I'll move to Paris, shoot some heroin and fuck with the stars / You man the island and the cocaine and the elegant cars"; "The Youth" is more reserved and melancholic; "4th Dimensional Transition" is trippy and exciting; while "Electric Feel" has a cool tempo and an almost hesitant melody that draws you in with its confidence, before spitting you back out with its fieriness.
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