My father became even more taciturn, my mother even more nervous and jumpy.
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Since Ojukwu was a more taciturn and soft-spoken figure, it was Ogunjiofor's energy that carried the production.
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In this episode, he's almost entirely silent, growing harder and more taciturn thanks to his time in jail.
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Furthermore, the company has been recovering from the biggest scandal in its history, making it more taciturn than ever.
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As Condorelli's profile has risen, he's had to be a bit more taciturn about giving his dad the bird, the Press reports.
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They described Mr. Farag as a lighthearted man who was often teased by friends for not having married, while Mr. Ouda cut a more taciturn figure and was polite to a fault.
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" Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling was more taciturn in a statement Monday, saying he could not "provide assurance that certain categories of participants in the state-level marijuana trade will be immune from federal prosecution.
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In some respects, the change in venue offers the show's creative team a chance to virtually rebuild it around the central character, who -- in the throes of grief -- is even more taciturn and non-verbal than in the past.
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Hollywood has struggled to know what to do with Steinfeld since her breakthrough, Oscar-nominated work in 2010's True Grit, since she's a little bit more taciturn and weirder than the usual roles the industry offers for teen girls.
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Would you worship the Paphian goddess, the groves of Cyprus are not more taciturn than those of the Temple.
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In the Alps, Peter meets surveyors surveying the mountains. After speaking with them, Peter wants to take up this profession because he can then stay in the mountains. The training costs a lot of money, which Peter's mother does not have. Peter is becoming more and more taciturn with Heidi and Klara.
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The dialogue between the male and female leads, Joe and Gail, is reminiscent of the exchanges between the characters in Heinlein's last five novels from 1980-1987. Gail is strongly evocative of the powerful, free-spirited female characters from these novels. Joe is quite similar to the more taciturn male heroes such as Zebadiah Carter and Richard Ames from, respectively, The Number of the Beast and The Cat Who Walks Through Walls.
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American missionary Hiram Bingham described Betty in 1824: "Betty was more fair, of more European feature and slender make than most of her countrywomen at the age of 25 or 30; more taciturn, thoughtful, sedate, and retiring than others of equal rank and intelligence. She had derived some advantages from the instructions of the missionaries, and manifested some concern for her salvation. But her circumstances differed little from those of the wife of a petty chief of the lowest rank." She died in 1860.
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Sergei appears to be the smarter of the two hoods, doing all the talking. Simon is more taciturn: a ruthless killer with spring-loaded guns hidden in the wide sleeves of his trench coat. After Sergei explains why they are there, Doctor scoffs at them and before they can do anything, two of Doctor's associates appear. In the ensuing shoot-out, Sergei and Simon kill both the Doctor and his associates, but decide to take the fresh-made drugs in a box with them to soften Mikhailovich's fury on failing their task.
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They left for a journey in the outside world to bring back the , a mysterious divine protection that has once made Shai-Fang a warm and peaceful land. It is later revealed that this "Goshintai" is actually a human, a girl called the , considered a being with god-like powers in Shai-Fang. :Tarnyang, the older sister, is a holy sword user wielding a jian with a strong-willed, but cheerful, personality. Sainyang, the younger sister and more taciturn of the two (she only whispers to her sister's ear), can use arts with a mysterious power similar to magic, but is often seen spacing out and is very weak, so she's not very useful in battle.
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Unlike the original Higgins, Juliet is more taciturn and curt and does not ramble. She retains the "lads" (Zeus and Apollo, two highly trained Doberman Pinschers) of the original Higgins, but enjoys setting them on Magnum in retaliation for his using the "privileges" of Robin's Nest more than the original one. This Higgins is more involved in Magnum's cases than the original, to the point that she is considered a member of Magnum's squad: he requests that she formally partner up with him in the second season, and she eventually accepts. In episode 17 Juliet says she has trouble with her visa, Thomas asks her to marry him to get her green card. She refuses at first, but later in the episode when she finds out that her lawyer can’t do anything about she accepts Magnum’s proposal, although she breaks the engagement three episodes later.
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