Utiliser "taciturn" dans une phrase

1. they were interrupted by the taciturn older man clearing his throat

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2. The smith, a stereotypically large and taciturn man

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3. She gritted her teeth and drew a deep breath before turning to the oddly taciturn Breton man nearby

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4. Those lessons had another benefit: Isin softened even more her otherwise taciturn aspect amongst the others

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5. - her gaze never dared leave that of the taciturn musician

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6. As Brock told his story, Slikit stayed well in the background, growing more and more taciturn now that there was another badger to deal with

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7. The man was taciturn in his reply:

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8. Hilderich had known Amonas to be circumspect at times, taciturn and almost spartan with his words, but he had never showed feelings of dislike or animosity towards him

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9. The man who ran the yam was a typically taciturn Huaxteca who said almost nothing to me

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10. He found them very thoughtful, generous, and kind, although they were rather taciturn and reserved

11. True to his word, Aztahua said no more to me about revolution, but became as taciturn as any Otomi

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12. He had taken on the dour aspect of the Maya and was just as taciturn

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13. The next morning, after a wretched breakfast, the rather stolid and taciturn son of our innkeeper duly led us to a private bath

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14. Workers craggy, lean and taciturn when they learned I was a foreigner

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15. He shook his head, grimly taciturn

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16. Ten men-at-arms, grim, taciturn veterans who could hold their tongues, guarded the royal pavilion

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17. This was a feeling the taciturn breed would never comprehend… an umbilical cord connecting Elise to safety

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18. At seven in the morning, when Colonel Gerineldo Márquez came to fetch him, in the company of a group of rebel officers, he found him more taciturn than ever, more pensive and solitary

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19. Taciturn, silent, insensible to the new breath of vitality that was shaking the house, Colonel Aureliano Buendía could understand only that the secret of a good old age is simply an honorable pact with solitude

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20. They perspired with the sweat of a horse and had a smell of suntanned hide and the taciturn and impenetrable perseverance of men from the uplands

21. the merchandise in the booths was falling apart, the cloths spread over the doors were splotched with mold, the counters undermined by ter-mites, the walls eaten away by dampness, but the Arabs of the third generation were sitting in the same place and in the same position as their fathers and grandfa-thers, taciturn, dauntless, invulnerable to time and disaster, as alive or as dead as they had been after the insomnia plague and Colonel Aureliano Buendía’s thirty-two wars

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22. The first night that the group visited that greenhouse of illusions the splen-did and taciturn old woman who guarded the entrance in a wicker rocking chair felt that time was turning back to its earliest origins when among the five who were arriving she saw a bony, jaundiced man with Tartar cheekbones, marked forever and from the begin-ning of the world with the pox of solitude

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23. In the last ones he could be seen to be wearing a dark coat and a milk scarf, pale in the face, taciturn from absence on the deck of a mournful ship that had come to be like a sleepwalker on the autumnal seas

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24. The Wutain was really not sure he wanted to deal with the normally taciturn Costan when he was given the news

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25. Before this, he appeared remote, confused, taciturn, and

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26. “Murray, the more I learn about you the weirder your friend’s get, tell me that Charles is normal, that he’s just taciturn

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27. By her taciturn standards, that was positively garrulous

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28. He was as taciturn as his reptilian colleague

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29. That Christmas Day in Oxford, the sun rose taciturn, hostile, and unwilling to shed any

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30. I took Gita back to our table, to her taciturn beau, excused myself and went to my girl's table and asked her to dance

31. She was taciturn and spurned his attempts to reach her and find out what was troubling her

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32. Cruncher, with a taciturn and iron-bound visage

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33. Of sea-captains young or old, and the mates, and of all intrepid sailors, Of the few, very choice, taciturn, whom fate can never surprise nor

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34. You came, taciturn, with nothing to give--we but look'd on each other, When lo! more than all the gifts of the world you gave me

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35. By the diversity of her humour, in turn mystical or mirthful, talkative, taciturn, passionate, careless, she awakened in him a thousand desires, called up instincts or memories

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36. He was a taciturn god

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37. He accustomed himself to speaking to the new jailer, although the latter was, if possible, more taciturn than the old one; but still, to speak to a man, even though mute, was something

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38. En route to his taciturn and, not to put too fine a point on it, not yet perfectly sober companion Mr Bloom who at all events was in complete possession of his faculties, never more so, in fact disgustingly sober, spoke a word of caution re the dangers of nighttown, women of ill fame and swell mobsmen, which, barely permissible once in a while though not as a habitual practice, was of the nature of a regular deathtrap for young fellows of his age particularly if they had acquired drinking habits under the influence of liquor unless you knew a little jiujitsu for every contingency as even a fellow on the broad of his back could administer a nasty kick if you didn't look out

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39. But it seemed to her that he did not stay so late at Perkin’ s house in the evenings, and when he returned home he was taciturn

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40. The engineer is a taciturn, pungent man named Walter Bernd whose pupils are misaligned

41. Taciturn, suspicious, ungracious, it took some time before Holmes's pleasant manner and frank acceptance of all that she said thawed her into a corresponding amiability

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42. All that day and the next and the next Holmes was in a mood which his friends would call taciturn, and others morose

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43. To be dumb is merely a fatal affliction; but the King of Sulaco had words enough to give him all the mysterious weight of a taciturn force

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44. Where the ravine opens between the cliffs, and a slender, shallow rivulet meanders out of the bushes to lose itself in the sea, the lighter was run ashore; and the two men, with a taciturn, undaunted energy, began to discharge her precious freight, carrying each ox-hide box up the bed of the rivulet beyond the bushes to a hollow place which the caving in of the soil had made below the roots of a large tree

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45. He has the same taciturn expression as Ray, and I warm to him

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46. Old and young, talkative and taciturn, rich planter and sallow Cracker, they all had two his verminous state he did not give it a thought and scratched unconcernedly even in things in common, lice and dysentery

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47. But these men were a taciturn lot, picking their words carefully

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48. ’ At dinner the prince usually spoke to the taciturn Michael Ivanovich more often than to anyone else

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49. Marya Dmitrievna came back to dinner taciturn and serious, having evidently suffered a defeat at the old prince’s

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50. All alike were taciturn and morose

51. folded hands, morose, sallow, and taciturn

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52. Mr Lennon was a lean, bronzed, taciturn man

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53. In 1813 the cowardly breach of silence of that taciturn legislative body, emboldened by catastrophe, possessed only traits which aroused indignation

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54. The cavities of night, things grown haggard, taciturn profiles which vanish when one advances, obscure dishevelments, irritated tufts, livid pools, the lugubrious reflected in the funereal, the sepulchral immensity of silence, unknown but possible beings, bendings of mysterious branches, alarming torsos of trees, long handfuls of

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55. He had applied himself to riddling out the significance of the different peals, and he had succeeded, so that this taciturn and enigmatical cloister possessed no secrets for him; the sphinx babbled all her secrets in his ear

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56. Barthelemy, thin, feeble, pale, taciturn, was a sort of tragic street urchin, who, having had his ears boxed by a policeman, lay in wait for him, and killed him, and at seventeen was sent to the galleys

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57. This taciturn grating was a receiver of stolen goods

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58. Florentino Ariza developed methods that seemed incredible in someone like him, taciturn and thin and dressed like an old man from another time

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59. It was not easy for her to imagine Florentino Ariza as he had been then, much less to believe that the taciturn boy, so vulnerable in the rain, was the moth-eaten old wreck who had stood in front of her with no consideration for her situation, or the slightest respect for her grief, and had seared her soul with a flaming insult that still made it difficult for her to breathe

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60. Some were taciturn

61. ]*]ver since the incident with the bench she had become extremely and, as it were, timidly respectful to him, though she still remained taciturn

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62. The latter met me deferentially indeed, but with a businesslike and taciturn manner; this to some extent softened my heart

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63. He was of course dull, solemn, and taciturn, and even conceited, as such nonentities always are

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64. This Prohor Savvitch was a very queer man: a taciturn old bachelor, he was not on intimate terms with any of us, scarcely spoke to any one in the office, always had an opinion of his own about everything, but could not bear to import it to any one

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65. Externally, Grigory was cold, dignified and taciturn, and spoke, weighing his words, without frivolity

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66. He was a young man of about four and twenty, remarkably unsociable and taciturn

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67. He was morose and taciturn even with this old woman

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68. Nearly all were taciturn and irascible, preferring to keep to themselves the hopes they secretly and vainly cherished

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69. By nature taciturn, he now merely growled occasionally like a bear, and glared contemptuously upon the “beggar,” who, being somewhat of a man of the world, and a diplomatist, tried to insinuate himself into the bear’s good graces

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70. He was taciturn, however, seemed very self-possessed and made no efforts to gain friends

71. He behaved as he had never done before; became amazingly taciturn and had not even written one letter to Varvara Petrovna since Sunday, which seemed to me almost a miracle

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72. I remember how I, invariably so taciturn, suddenly fastened upon Zverkov, when one day talking at a leisure moment with his schoolfellows of his future relations with the fair sex, and growing as sportive as a puppy in the sun, he all at once declared that he would not leave a single village girl on his estate unnoticed, that that was his droit de seigneur, and that if the peasants dared to protest he would have them all flogged and double the tax on them, the bearded rascals

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73. The thunder of the cannon continued with the same power as before, but Yekaterinskaya street, along which Volodya walked, followed by the taciturn Nikolaeff, was quiet and deserted

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74. ” At dinner the prince usually spoke to the taciturn Michael Ivánovich more often than to anyone else

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75. Márya Dmítrievna came back to dinner taciturn and serious, having evidently suffered a defeat at the old prince’s

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76. The count ordered his carriage that he might drive to Sokólniki, and sat in his study with folded hands, morose, sallow, and taciturn

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77. Feeling that I had done all that was required of me by my blue collar and gilt buttons, and that every one was very pleased with me, I was in a gratified, complacent mood, while Dimitri, on the other hand, was rendered by his quarrel with his sister and the toothache both taciturn and gloomy

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78. It is the thing, but somehow people of the middle-class, like you and I, seem constrained and taciturn

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79. Wade began to feel that Trevanion the Taciturn was quite as likely to prove the villain of the piece

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80. The amounts involved are small, of course, while the talk might seem superabundant to taciturn people like us; but the exactitude in accounts, the watchfulness against debts, the punctuality in their mutual settlements, if grafted into the working of many a church that I have known, would greatly help its peace and growth, and even its good name