Understandably, he was reticent to confess then because of the financial consequences inherent with such an admission.
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But he is decidedly reticent to discuss the ideas he is providing to stave off an invasion by Wal-Mart.
He is not reticent about making strong visual statements with the tools available to him, but he prefers achieving maximum impact with minimal fuss.
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When I have interviewed George Lucas in the past, he has seemed reticent, defensive and bemused about the movies.
Although he was sufficiently reticent when asked to explain the connection to resurrection to be justly excluded from the voting.
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He has been less reticent, however, about the talents of Mr Hayami, claiming that some of the governor's recent remarks misled the market.
Habibie, was less reticent --he is credited with giving Islamic banking a big boost.
Rather than being dissed as a taciturn intellectual, he can be respected as reticent, self-controlled Plainsman, a Gary Cooper, if you will.
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Potential investors, he added, are also reticent because of the burdensome regulations now placed on long term investments in insurance and pensions.
At the same time, he argues, the English have always been reticent about religious language.
Not so long ago, Bradley was reticent about his sports stardom (although he did make discreet use of it in some of his Senate campaign ads), but now his bumper sticker could be a Nike swoosh.
He left office at the end of 2011, and police officials have since been reticent to speak publicly about the case that initially garnered international headlines.
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