Finally, my partner, a woman of few words, had enough.
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The woman of few words definitely had one for Queen.
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A man of few words, but that emoji placement is crucial.
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Emigholz is a man of few words — or, rather, his films are.
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Revolut's Nikolay Storonsky is a man of few words but many ideas.
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Mr. Bates was a man of few words, and a war veteran.
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George Mendes is a man of few words and many egg tarts.
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"Steve has always been a man of few words," Kevin Sze said.
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Yet Mr. Cañizales "was a boy of few words," Mr. Pérez said.
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Pete Davidson was a man of few words on 'SNL' Saturday night ... literally.
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"Auguste was a man of few words," Mr. Lynch recalled in an email.
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At 75, Mr. McConnell is a man of few words but many sayings.
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Yes, this man of the woods seems to be a man of few words.
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Silenzio is not a man of few words, but a survivor of horrific violence.
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Keanu Reeves's ridiculously skilled assassin is a man of few words but infinite moves.
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A man of few words now, reclusive and introverted, Ali's appearances have become increasingly rare.
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He plays a man of few words, yet Affleck communicates volumes with just his eyes.
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" Henry, a man of few words, said: "I've been doing this since high school, man.
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Zayn Malik is a man of few words, many tattoos, but only one direction: his direction.
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Chris Rock was a man of few words Saturday night as he left The Comedy Club.
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Ryan Lochte was a man of few words after he learned he's being benched for 10 months.
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In this movie of few words, there are no extended theological debates or lengthy quotations from Scripture.
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He was known as a very thoughtful man, very by-the book, a man of few words.
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The Kardashian women are women of few words and they always know exactly what they want to reveal.
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Ever since the band emerged in 2014 their presence has been one of few words, and tunes too.
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"Pelosi is a tough fighter, but she's also unfailingly polite, is a person of few words," Kessler notes.
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A man of few words, abuelo rarely talked about fighting in the revolution while I was growing up.
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He gained fame in the 1970s and '80s as the Animal, a hairy, grunting brute of few words.
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Cold Specks is not a woman of few words, then, but a woman with a careful, measured response.
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The Lovings are people of few words, so Edgerton and Negga make every look, every gesture, every intonation count.
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Bausch was a woman of few words, and this habit of silence pervaded the company when Ms. O'Mara arrived.
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Donald Trump's Slovenian wife is a woman of few words, which makes her rare speaking public performances notable by definition.
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He's a man of few words, so I tend to monitor his eyebrow movements like one might watch a seismograph.
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Bill Cosby was a man of few words on New Year's Eve, but they show he's still in the fight.
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Woody Allen is often described as a man of few words — but Scarlett Johansson knows exactly which topics get him talking.
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Since Thérèse is a woman of few words, the focal point of both Ms. Knightley's appearance and performance is her eyes.
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A man of few words, Hodor made a guest appearance in the ad for the network, saying only "Hodor" (what else).
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"He was happy even though he went through all that stuff," observed Kaleb Klakulak, a 12-year-old of few words.
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"He could be a man of few words, but when those words came out, you knew exactly where he stood," she said.
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"We've learned from the past and moved on," McAdoo, a man of few words, said as he stood outside his locker room.
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Les was a man of few words, telling us, "I'm retired," and it didn't sound like he's anxious to change that status.
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My father — a stoic man of few words — always told me that what I did would speak louder than what I said.
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A man of few words, Belichick had none when asked what message he might have for President Trump, simply shaking his head.
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"He was a quiet, big guy … a man of few words, but when he did speak, it was usually something sarcastic or funny."
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Swingin' Utters frontman Johnny "Peebucks" Bonnel is a man of few words, which is fine since his band's catalog truly speaks for itself.
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He was a quiet, big guy … a man of few words, but when he did speak, it was usually something sarcastic or funny.
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He was the brainier, quieter, more introverted person and he's a man of few words who did the job and got it done.
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Orscher, a man of few words, cradles his Cynar on the rocks—according to his bandmates, he enjoys the finer things in life.
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The captain is a man of few words, but he ends up cooking a glorious meal of fresh crab claws and "special sauce."
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Constantly having to listen appears to have made Ms. Brunn a woman of few words, saying just enough to express what is necessary.
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He's a man of few words where the media is concerned because he prefers to save them for love letters to Donald Trump.
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Jane is more restrained than usual as James, a man of few words who nonetheless narrates the story, though he's compelling if not sympathetic.
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There is an unfortunate side effect of being a person of few words: Sometimes people will assume you are less intelligent than you are.
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Rich Devlin, a prison guard of few words, leases his land to Dark Elephant Energy, hoping to use the payout to start a farm.
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As the 30th president of the US, Calvin Coolidge became known as a man of few words and an advocate of laissez faire policies.
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"I'm someone of few words and typically shy, but I realize the importance of speaking up now," Dorsey said at the beginning of his remarks.
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He is the N.B.A.'s Greta Garbo, a man of few words in a team huddle, on the court and in the postgame news conference.
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In the hypermasculine world of the western, where men of few words bury their emotions beneath a blanket of dust and liquor, both emerged triumphant.
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When he asked about his ancestry, his father, a man of few words, merely showed him an old photograph of a man in Arab attire.
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And while De Niro is known to be a man of few words, the actor has often shown his softer side while speaking about his family.
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Barça's coach of few words, Luis Enrique, said then that his players had five games to save their season and that they thrived on such pressure.
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Keanu Reeves is a man of few words—and around half of them are "whoa"—but when he decides to speak, the whole world should listen.
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Cold comfort—the mouse, who has witnessed it all, escapes: The Owl, a Bird of Few Words, cursed the Pigeon for depriving him of a meal . . .
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A woman of few words, and even fewer emotions, she provides both the brains and brawn of the Guardians all while maintaining a perfect resting bitch face.
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"She is a woman of few words," Anita McBride, who served as Laura Bush's chief of staff during the George W. Bush administration, said of Melania Trump.
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Photographed in the Komazawa Olympic Park in Setagaya, the lead singer of the hardcore punk group Struggle for Pride, Tomohiko Imazato, is a man of few words.
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Though known as a man of few words – at least without a melody – Jackson spoke at length in his acceptance remarks, recalling his slow rise in country's ranks.
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He's a man of few words, but what former One Direction star Zayn Malik may lack in chattiness, he makes up for with those damn buttery soft vocals.
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Having spoken to Shaun Cummings for a few minutes, it seems he is a man of few words, at least when it comes to dealing with the media.
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In public, he was a man of few words, saving it all for the spectacle he would unleash in his art, photography, films, books, magazines, record covers, and happenings.
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He was a man of few words, and yet the little he said was often phrased so that you might be thinking about it for the rest of your life.
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No matter who you want on the Iron Throne, every fan of HBO's sprawling fantasy had a soft spot for a man of few words who committed himself to guarding Bran Stark.
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Chris Brown was a man of few words Wednesday night, but it didn't take many to show his disdain for authorities who arrested him in a gun case that has fallen apart.
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" Longtime makeup artist Robin Manoogian also opened up to PEOPLE about working with the star from 1994-2004, remembering her as a "woman of few words," who "would dance to her own tune.
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Notoriously a man of few words, at least publicly, Leonard is generally considered to be the best two-way player in the NBA — dominant on the offensive end, airtight on the defensive end.
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He caught a break when he was cast as a henchman of few words in the smash hit Beverly Hills Cop, which led to a starring role on the groundbreaking TV series Wiseguy.
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Mr. Tillerson has made clear he will be a secretary of few words, preferring to do his deals behind closed doors and open himself to as little probing of the strategy as possible.
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Mr. Tillerson has made clear he will be a diplomat of few words, preferring to do his deals behind closed doors and open himself to as little probing of the strategy as possible.
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The guy who took a pickax to Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star got his first chance to tell it to the judge, and for once, he was a man of few words.
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Though Mauricio Pochettino has been around far longer than Guardiola, and is therefore less immediately enthralling, he is probably Pep's closest counterpart in that he is a man of few words and much tactical nous.
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"We found ourselves unprepared and ill-equipped for the immensity of the problems we've acknowledged," Dorsey told the Senate Intelligence Committee where he introduced himself as "typically pretty shy" and a man of few words.
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Ladd makes regular appearances on Ree's Food Network show The Pioneer Woman, and though he's a man of few words, PEOPLE caught up with the couple for the cover of the latest issue, on newsstands now.
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During the Kardashians' annual Armenian birthday party for the late Robert Kardashian, Khloé tried to talk with Disick during dinner, but he was a man of few words and wound up walking away from the table.
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The result is a film whose plot is sheer simplicity -- young boy teams with grizzled man-of-few-words to save the world -- while allowing the details to basically just spill out in between fight scenes.
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"Sol was a very thoughtful guy but a man of few words, and there would never be any writing," said Mr. Baume, whose dresser display includes postcards embellished by Mel Bochner, Kai Althoff and Tatzu Nishi.
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While his character on Glee is known as a man of few words, Brad Ellis (known as "Brad the piano player" to fans) is speaking out about the recent death of his former cast mate, Mark Salling.
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There are a number of other scenes like this where the artist comes off as a man of few words with a soft-spoken demeanor that is in direct contrast to the gripping assertiveness of his art.
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He's a man of few words, and in that silence you can hear the butterflies fluttering in his stomach when he receives a phone call out of the blue from his long-lost love Kevin (Andre Holland).
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In the main studio, housed in the home's former kitchen, Logothetti sidles up behind his set-up; he's joined by Villalobos, 33, whose reputation as a man of few words both precedes him and proves to be true.
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Brandon was a man of few words, but he was quick to say, "I love my dad" ... he pretty clearly wants to settle the beef ignited when Pam brought up Tommy Lee's domestic violence case in a recent interview.
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Thrust into their care without warning or much explanation, Laura (Dafne Keen) is a pre-teen of few words, but it soon becomes clear why she's here: She's a mutant, despite what you may have heard about them going extinct.
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"Graceful and humble in victory as he's always been, Kokoskov is a man of few words who came through with sheer hard work and deserves all the accolades as the greatest hero and creator of Slovenia's basketball success," it said.
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By all accounts, Paddock was a man of few words who never sought to interact with others beyond his live-in companion, Marilou Danley, a 62-year-old former casino employee described by authorities as person of interest in the investigation.
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CHERUVUGUDEM, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A man of few words, Chinnaguruvaiya Dasari struggled to express the joy he felt when he was given ownership of a two-hectare (five-acre) piece of land on the edge of the Nallamala forest in southern India.
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He remembered his brother as a man who loved life, who scared off a bear when they were backpacking and who gave a 25-minute toast at his little brother's wedding -- though he was a man of few words, the station reported.
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The incredible rise of Pinduoduo, China's newest force in e-commerce Earlier this month, Pinduoduo founder and chief executive Colin Huang, a 39-year-old former Google engineer of few words, gave a 45-minute speech at the company's anniversary, according to a summary published by local tech media Late News.
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Anyone who has ever seen him in action — as I did a few times in interagency meetings, when we served together in the federal government — knows he is the proverbial man of few words, uninterested in helping anyone with another agenda that might go beyond what he was asked to do.
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So when my father died suddenly of complications from leukemia at 47, it was remarkable to watch them, especially my grandfather, a man of few words, process grief — with some anger and a few tears, but also with a series of uproarious jokes I can still remember 10 years later.
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Ford, in his public life, is a man of few words, and in 2049, that sparseness is advantageous; his dim-eyed stares and chewed-up phrasing tell you all you need to know about what he lost during his 30 years self-exile, and the movie's most affecting scene renders him completely silent.
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Brian Raftery, Wired: Ford, in his public life, is a man of few words, and in 2049, that sparseness is advantageous; his dim-eyed stares and chewed-up phrasing tell you all you need to know about what he lost during his 30 years self-exile, and the movie's most affecting renders him completely silent.
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