The usually taciturn Mr. Netanyahu seemed surprised — and touched.
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But if it does, the taciturn Finns are not saying.
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He talks so much, he makes Freddie Krueger seem taciturn.
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And in the fifth, Frazier strayed from his taciturn character.
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Tucker Caliban is taciturn almost to the point of mute.
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The expressionless Frazier was as taciturn as a Trappist monk.
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He is taciturn, focused and preternaturally good at shooting guns.
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The taciturn sidekick is portrayed by German actor Wilson Gonzalez Ochsenknecht.
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Mr. Kabila, 44, is taciturn, pensive, hard to read and reclusive.
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Darcy is a taciturn neurosurgeon, who strikes Liz as unbearably condescending.
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One was taciturn and steady; the other was volatile and virtuosic.
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Co-written by Joel Edgerton, who also appears as its taciturn,
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He could be stubborn and taciturn and strict with his rules.
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He was struck by Mildred's polite dignity and Richard's taciturn silence.
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Dr. Andrews, a taciturn and serious scientist, never wavers into frothy territory.
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But she became taciturn when asked about her life in South Korea.
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Roger Federer : dignified and taciturn, grunting only on the most important points.
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Coolidge is remembered today mainly as Silent Cal, taciturn to a fault.
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Kristen Stewart is lean, intense and taciturn in this aquatic "Alien" attempt.
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The band's other member, the drummer Meg White, was taciturn punk muse.
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He never wavered He was stern and taciturn; his approach never wavered.
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Nivola's taciturn performance is mesmeric, while Haley delivers an affecting film debut.
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Central bankers once prided themselves for being taciturn and, if not that, inscrutable.
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But last summer, under the Obama administration, she wasn't feeling quite so taciturn.
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A taciturn and intently focused public servant, Mueller fits the Western lawman mold.
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Trump is in many ways the opposite of the patrician and taciturn Bush.
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During her research, she remains glum and taciturn and reveals little of herself.
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My father became even more taciturn, my mother even more nervous and jumpy.
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He was taciturn and "stone-faced" Norah's mother, Tara Wood, told CNN on Thursday.
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I recall a severe, taciturn man who looked at me with a certain curiosity.
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Mendoza is old-school taciturn; compliments fall sparing as bread crumbs from his mouth.
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Then on day two, he'd morphed into a taciturn politician, delivering tight, terse answers.
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Its greatest exponents are mostly gaunt East Africans with similar-sounding names and taciturn manners.
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It's now 9 AM, and the taciturn winemaker has transformed into a welcoming young man.
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Anders, a taciturn Army veteran, lived a low-key retirement in Waukesha, outside of Milwaukee.
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If he was often generous with friends and loved ones, he was taciturn with others.
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His younger brother, the shy and taciturn Diego, remained a close companion throughout his life.
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The ordinarily taciturn McConnell has enthusiastically accepted the persona of the "Grim Reaper" for House priorities.
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Maybe he's taciturn by nature, but he's certainly not made more talkative by his precarious situation.
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El-Erian would bring some name recognition to the otherwise low-key and taciturn central bank.
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Stellan Skarsgard is Nils, a taciturn snowplow driver whose son dies in the movie's opening moments.
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So, yes, that taciturn lug Hodor is dead, breaking the hearts of many a GoT fan.
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Iraqis know that the taciturn general was key to the long, grinding campaign that defeated ISIS.
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Ms. Hida is taciturn in a thoughtful way, with long, dark hair and a mischievous smile.
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"Friend, mentor, competitor," Belichick says, in his taciturn manner, as he heads toward the orchestrated meeting.
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He was going to be the next action superstar, a taciturn hunk, Bruce Willis meets Jason Statham.
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The former is a brash manifestation of Portuguese machismo, the latter a taciturn master of Polish steel.
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Dr. Hirsch, a taciturn and meticulous Chicagoan, was a special panel's unanimous choice to fill the vacancy.
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A taciturn Irish Catholic jock, Jim Murphy was disturbed by what he perceived as Ryan's alien quality.
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"'Tis ones like yourself is the shame of the world," her taciturn, menacing father-in-law says.
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Yet Yorkshire folk, it must be said, often revel in their reputation for being blunt and taciturn.
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Hardy is troubled, taciturn, pre-emptory, bad with people (and Mr. Tennant refuses to make him likable).
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Even boys' literacy skills seem to be impacted by the taciturn way we expect them to speak.
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In "Jett," Gugino portrays the taciturn titular thief, citing Clint Eastwood and Toshiro Mifune as her inspirations.
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Turtle is a staunchly American type, perhaps the American type — tough, taciturn and almost pathologically self-sufficient.
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McConnell's campaign organization posted on Twitter an image of the normally taciturn senator with a beaming smile.
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CAROLYN GIBSONBirmingham There is surely nothing more British than to proclaim the right to be miserable and taciturn.
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And yes, at the top of the list we have a taciturn- Talk about an uncooperative profile subject.
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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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But his fortunes turned in Cleveland, where the stubborn and taciturn Johnson unraveled in the face of hecklers.
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Mueller has been taciturn in his public statements so far, but his court filings have contained extensive detail.
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The taciturn Xolani (Nakhane Touré) is charged with looking after a sullen boy named Kwanda (Niza Jay Ncoyini).
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The young men in Sam Contis's "Deep Springs" look like taciturn farmhands and cowboys in a Hollywood film.
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Marsh, a bespectacled Buddhist in recovery from substance abuse, is a fascinating variation on your typical taciturn hero.
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The narrator's lover, a taciturn farmer's son named Thomas, insists on keeping their affaire de coeur a secret.
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While the pre-social media world began throwing out jokes in the immediate aftermath, Johnson himself was typically taciturn.
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As civil unrest across the globe dominates headlines, for how long can our most taciturn public figures remain silent?
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And Mueller is famously taciturn and by-the-book, so I'd expect him to say as little as possible.
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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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How does this character inhabit the same world as taciturn agent Faye Lau or the viciously aggrieved Joe Ferro?
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Independent, taciturn and lower-middle class, Sutherland painted Churchill as a gloomy, exhausted old man slumped in a chair.
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He sees a potential team captain in Brandon (Brandon Wilson), the taciturn son of a once-promising player (T.
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Chicken, a taciturn 16-year-old, 5 feet 9 inches, practiced alone at the Farragut Community Center in Brooklyn.
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Like Cusack's Rob, she addresses the camera directly in knowing asides, at turns taciturn and sexy and wryly funny.
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Bale is uncanny as Cheney, completely slipping into a taciturn figure and making you forget there's even an actor there.
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The group's Flipkart announcement was short on emotion and details, which may be a reflection of Naspers' taciturn Afrikaner roots.
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JP, as everyone calls him, is a bearded, taciturn Frenchman of 103 whose background is in music and the accordion.
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With his lustrous hair and soaring cheekbones, Chena gives you something new to look at, but he, too, is taciturn.
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Mr. Obama and his aides thought Mr. McConnell was disdainful and taciturn, according to former members of Mr. Obama's staff.
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While Belichick, Flores' mentor, is the epitome of a gruff, taciturn coach who reveals little, Flores possesses a blunt candor.
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On the other hand, Ford, now 75, became a taciturn sex symbol, a persona that grew with his "Indiana Jones" adventures.
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His forbiddingly taciturn Quaker father—"more a god than a father to me," he later wrote—died when Wood was ten.
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Still, the firing was notably abrupt, and even within the notoriously taciturn FBI community, the reaction was swift, outraged, and fierce.
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Played by the great Jean-Louis Trintignant, Silenzio is a tragic, poetic variation on Clint Eastwood's taciturn Man With No Name.
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Its hero is a taciturn, newly hired stock handler, Christian (Franz Rogowski), whose hours are such that he rarely sees daylight.
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Along the quays in Boulogne, the taciturn fishermen expressed surprise at the sudden intrusion of this new competitor for the sea.
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"When I got to second base, my emotions were going through the roof," the normally taciturn Sanchez said through an interpreter.
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Leo (Masataka Kubota) is an intense, taciturn young boxer who is scolded by his trainer for declining to rejoice in victory.
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To taciturn writers for whom small talk is a kind of torture, it was, I think, a convenient alibi for company.
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Now 88, she loved to dance and write when she was a teenager — qualities I was sure attracted my taciturn dad.
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Mr. Volcker, a towering, taciturn and somewhat rumpled figure, arrived in Washington as America's postwar economic hegemony was beginning to crumble.
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Twitter was also separately criticized for its taciturn approach to dealing with abusive tweets, including racist attacks and threats of violence.
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She is so taciturn at the end of the film that one of the children asks her whether she has gone mute.
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For introverts, New Englanders, and other taciturn types, opening up to new people, or even our oldest friends, can be a challenge.
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McCain, who turns 80 in a few days, said he's partial to Clint Eastwood, who famously played taciturn, good-guy cowboys onscreen.
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He became an actor, most notably playing the role of the taciturn Private Bluey in the TV series Anzacs alongside Paul Hogan.
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He has not tweeted on the latest developments, and was taciturn when questioned about the matter in the Oval Office on Wednesday.
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The title cobbler is taciturn and pragmatic in a way that's magical; the sneaky thief is as persistent as Wile E. Coyote.
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Mr. Darcy, the taciturn but dashing leading man in "Pride and Prejudice," lives in the monumental but understated (and fictional) Pemberley estate.
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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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Sisu, meanwhile, are almost always characterised as a secretive, taciturn, non-communicative body, whose agenda and endgame have never been entirely clear.
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It is a compendium of saints: the vaunted patriarch, the taciturn cowboy, the errant knight, reluctant hero, gentle giant and omniscient father.
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So the main difference is that I talk, I'm a talker — but I'm a silent talker, because I'm rather taciturn as well.
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Garcia is among the candidates winning support from normally taciturn FBI insiders even though he never worked for the famously insular bureau.
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JOE KAESER cuts an unusual figure among the taciturn bosses of Deutschland AG. The wiry 22017-year-old is bursting with energy.
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"Turtle is a staunchly American type, perhaps the American type — tough, taciturn and almost pathologically self-sufficient," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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On Capitol Hill Thursday, chief of staff John Kelly was taciturn but upbeat when asked about the mood inside the White House.
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Morozov bashfully apologizes for her loudmouth husband and taciturn son, while she and Elizabeth pile cookies and Rice Krispies treats onto dessert plates.
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As well as being an engaging tyke, he proves to be a natural interviewer, teasing anecdotes out of his taciturn father and grandmother.
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Mr. Jesuthasan, watchful and diffident behind a scruffy beard and a drooping lock of hair, has the taciturn charisma of a Hollywood gunslinger.
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Mueller, ever stern and taciturn, listened politely to these offered complaints and compromises by various FBI agent representatives, and firmly held his ground.
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For the moment, all eyes are on Mr. Temer, the vice president, a taciturn man who has long preferred operating behind the scenes.
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Trump, who confidants say was expecting the moral finger-wagging but not the personal insults, was unusually taciturn about the interview on Monday.
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Even the notoriously taciturn Van Morrison, who had a sometimes fraught relationship with Berns, turns up and is quite generous in his assessment.
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The strong forearms, the relative shortness (5 feet 9 inches) — so taciturn, the perfect addition to my pantheon of Busted-Face Hollywood Men.
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Yet few rank Zidane, a taciturn, enigmatic Frenchman, as the equal of those super-coaches in place at many of Europe's top clubs.
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These taciturn encounters, unfolding as unsentimentally as the internal exam he gives a pregnant heifer, suggest someone disgusted by his own sorry self.
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And the march towards the Lords featured an awkwardly taciturn two-step between Theresa May, the prime minister, and Jeremy Corbyn, her Labour opponent.
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"I wasn't going to do just what he wanted, but I was willing to negotiate," Schumer said of his entreaties to the taciturn McConnell.
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The more aggressive Monique is a self-defined feminist and "sociopathic hard-core gangster"; Catherine is as taciturn and nearly as awkward as Ellis.
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In the moody opener, "Drive My Car," the main character Kafuku hires a taciturn female driver, despite protesting that women drivers make him nervous.
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Raikkonen, a taciturn Finn who is nicknamed Iceman, was burning up over the refusal of the slower drivers to get out of his way.
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To his fans, Mr. Scholz is a voice of calm and confidence, a pragmatist from Germany's taciturn north who represents the elusive silent majority.
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Now this taciturn phase may be coming to an end, if a growing multidisciplinary group of scientists and amateur space enthusiasts have their way.
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Mr. Smith, 66, a taciturn farmer who warms up to strangers at the pace of an autumn morning, has retired from managing the piggery.
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For being the man who made the Ford GT40 race-ready, not much is known about Miles, who tended to be reclusive and taciturn.
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Or there's the emotionally taciturn world of Manchester by the Sea, where working-class guys struggle to talk about their feelings and mostly fail.
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The two prison escapees are a kind of taciturn Charles Bronson-movie character named Vincent and a jangly, nervous Pacino-like character in Leo.
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Since Kinsey, a more representative sample of penises have been professionally measured—presumably by taciturn urologists brandishing cold metal rulers under unforgiving fluorescent tube lighting.
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They were made all the more poignant for him by the death of his own father, a taciturn cattle dealer from Northern Ireland, in 1986.
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With his taciturn manner, Costner perhaps most closely resembles his role in "Wyatt Earp," if the famous lawman had been born in the wrong century.
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Jimmy Shergill plays Nachiket, a taciturn police officer assigned to the case, and is determined to solve the mystery with as little fanfare as possible.
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On Thursday, your voice lowers when communication planet Mercury enters a quiet sector of your chart, beginning an imaginative but taciturn moment with vivid daydreams.
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His waiter, though taciturn while on duty, is a chatterbox as a narrator, providing a busy, intricate analysis until each minor stumble achieves seismic status.
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Bonnie in particular has become withdrawn and taciturn since the incident, much to the consternation of Nathan (James Tupper), her husband and Madeline's ex-husband.
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Mr. Dorsey, known for his taciturn style, has been on a media blitz in recent weeks as Twitter has tried to shore up its reputation.
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Kumar said McConnell's taciturn style, punctuated by silences, can force those sitting across the negotiating table to fill the uncomfortable void by tipping their hands.
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The tables turn in one episode, though, when Stokes is replaced in the car by a taciturn American (played by Jake Johnson of "New Girl").
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Affleck, the younger brother of actor Ben Affleck, is seen by awards watchers as a favorite for an Oscar nomination for playing the taciturn Chandler.
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The actors do what they can to shade underwritten characters, but Mr. Gleeson's taciturn, perpetually drooping misery gives him the look of a disappointed bulldog.
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On Wednesday, DeepMind, the taciturn artificial intelligence arm of the search engine, made a big announcement: Its program has defeated a champion human Go player.
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As Armstrong, Gosling is understated even for him, suggesting the man needed his famously taciturn demeanor to weather the unimaginable odds he was facing for success.
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Her taciturn husband-to-be, Dr. Colton Lee, is a widower with a young daughter in the Wyoming territory, and he's looking for a demure wife.
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But Mr Nichols downplays this momentousness, opting instead for a quiet, intimate portrait of two taciturn people who just want to get on with their lives.
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Enter Mr. Tronca, a taciturn Sicilian who is one of the people credited with the smooth operation of the Expo World Fair last year in Milan.
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Tall and taciturn, he led his men into battle in a jaunty black-and-brown-painted MRAP with a GoPro camera duct-taped to the hood.
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Judge Moro, who comes across as reserved and taciturn, said that he stumbled into the limelight but that his newfound fame had served the investigation well.
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While Humphrey talks policy with taciturn farmers, Kennedy plunges into a frenzied crowd and, on the podium, proclaims political ideals with soaring rhetoric and ringing tones.
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The best shot in the early days of the era was the taciturn James Butler Hickok, who for no good reason earned the sobriquet Wild Bill.
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Trump's comments represented a particular repudiation of special counsel Robert Mueller, who even in his taciturn way made an impassioned plea for Americans to protect their democracy.
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It is also shaping up as a risk for Democrats if the taciturn Mueller does not provide explosive testimony that could deal a blow to the President.
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In the first movie, Gerard Butler, who plays Banning, came close to the likably taciturn effect he was going for, but here he's just boring and annoying.
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In the years that followed, Justice Thomas has remained taciturn on the bench, once setting a modern record by asking no questions for more than a decade.
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But such potted histories are eddies in the narrative stream that carries Eric Prokopi from taciturn Florida high school swim star to eventual bone smuggler and felon.
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She found work as an exercise rider for Barclay Tagg, an old school and taciturn trainer who won the Derby and Preakness with Funny Cide in 2003.
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"Setting informs plot," is how Harper put it, when asked about her skill in conjuring up a familiar type of Australian bloke, at once taciturn and tender.
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This average was dwarfed by differences within each sex, with some taciturn types speaking just a few thousand words, and a few motor-mouths as many as 50,000.
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Endearingly played by Alex Grubbs with a taciturn awkwardness that Amber interprets as hostile, he is the soul of dependability, helping to fix up their water-damaged house.
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The usually taciturn Patriots head coach Bill Belichick was enthused to be going to his seventh Super in partnership with Brady, looking for a fifth Super Bowl ring.
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A man of quiet ways, Mr. Singh can be gloomy and taciturn one day, lively and opinionated the next; his mood varies with the weather and the headlines.
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Johnson's taciturn backbencher personality could be a boon, remixed as the quiet confidence of a world-weary glue guy and not as a checked-out vet's resigned aloofness.
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The US envoy to the United Nations has positioned herself as the most distinctive voice in US foreign policy, filling the vacuum left by the taciturn Rex Tillerson.
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In contrast to his taciturn performance in front of the House Intelligence Committee Tuesday, Steve Bannon "intends to fully cooperate" with special counsel Robert Mueller, according to Axios.
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There's also diffidence and thudding fear, because while Richard's taciturn affect may be a matter of temperament, his darting, haunted eyes also suggest those of a whipped dog.
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"The Kelloggs" is markedly less successful at illuminating the remarkable accomplishments of the bitter and taciturn Will Keith Kellogg once he escaped the suffocating grip of his brother.
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His story is almost startlingly adult: taciturn college player taken mid-draft by the Pacers and stolen by the Spurs, who tell him to learn how to shoot.
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That milestone achieved, the series dutifully follows the template of its DC-CW brethren, but with its drama limited by its taciturn protagonist and an initially uninspired supporting cast.
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In a rare recent newspaper article, Mr Buhari's taciturn but influential chief of staff, Abba Kyari, extolled progress the government had made in improving security and diversifying the economy.
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His taciturn taste for painting that churns celestial concreteness suggests ways of experiencing life outside of the normal garrulous explanations; ways closer to Speculative Realism's anti-anthropomorphic transcendental materialism.
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And while Tillerson's taciturn comments were instantly criticized online, analysts said it was difficult to gauge if his approach would make much of a difference compared to his predecessors'.
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The Abbot's Book is a Gothic horror experience played on the HTC Vive, a brief journey through a network of sinister catacombs in the company of a taciturn monk.
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The film, which stars Kristen Stewart as a taciturn personal shopper and medium mourning her twin brother Lewis' death, has a masterfully unsettling ambience set by director Olivier Assayas.
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Mike Ehrmantraut, the taciturn ex-cop turned master criminal played by Jonathan Banks, has spent a couple of years now as the star of a show within a show.
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The taciturn Mr. Gantz has divulged nothing so far about his positions, apparently heeding the advice of those who say that he can only harm himself by taking any.
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While Nimoy's work as Spock sits at the core of the film, For the Love of Spock paints a full portrait of man, detailing his somewhat restless and taciturn nature.
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The Skittles ad last year, and a companion online video that featured the famously taciturn Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, garnered immediate attention and elevated the brand, he said.
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As soon as the news of Barthes's accident is out, President Giscard d'Estaing, facing an upcoming election against Mitterrand, charges a taciturn officer named Bayard to look into the matter.
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It's impossible to tell—but the taciturn kid who used to arrive at the stadium in a hat and headphones is now holding court while draped in Malcolm X memorabilia.
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Meanwhile, the best part of the junkyard gang is its leader, Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh), a taciturn dealmaker who barely speaks in full sentences yet quickly reaches an understanding with Rick.
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To earn maximum cash in minimum time, François and his motley crew — including a taciturn conspiracy theorist played by Vincent Cassel — set up a deal in a garish Spanish resort.
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She and her dad (Jason Momoa) — a taciturn, muscular dude identified as Miami Man by the letters inked on his chest — become part of Arlen's initially feckless, increasingly determined existence.
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There are obvious differences of style and tone — "Krisha" was talky and busy; the new film is taciturn and austere — but the director's preoccupations are as consistent as his sensibility.
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But there is also the coach, Bill Belichick, who although most likely headed to the Hall of Fame, is hard to love with his taciturn and grumpy manner in public.
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Taciturn and mission-driven, Mr. Orta is a Texas native who in addition to serving in the military spent time as a cook, but fell into homelessness and substance abuse.
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While it's not accurate enough for a diagnosis, it could be a way to flag potential problems and get someone, like my stupidly taciturn dad, to the cardiologist ahead of problems.
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Uma's new roommates aren't worried: Southern belle Chloe (Danielle Macdonald) sees their residence as a vacation from her overbearing family, and taciturn musician Yu (Awkwafina) just wants to be left alone.
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San Francisco's Bruce Bochy is 4073, and save for the fact that he is a fine manager, he appears to have missed his calling as a taciturn and worldly wise cowpoke.
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"April 21, 2979," by the usually taciturn and cerebral Rui, depicts a female figure as a cross between Joan of Arc and Venus de Milo juicily arising with her siren song.
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And when the victim mysteriously resurrects, the survivors are relieved to be offered sanctuary in the cabin of a taciturn stranger (Lew Temple) who seems strangely unfazed by their gruesome plight.
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Although known for his often-taciturn demeanor in public appearances while strictly guarding his private life, De Niro has emerged as one of Trump's most vocal critics outside of political circles.
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And then there was Master Paisari, a taciturn nak muay from Bangkok, who had won all of his 100 fights and retired to Manchester to school up the long nosed round eyes.
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Baby is naturally taciturn, but smart scripting, thoughtful musical choices, and Elgort's natural magnetism keep the kid from being the sort of brooding bore he could easily become in less skilled hands.
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As taciturn as Quenneville appears while standing behind the bench, and as piercing as his blue-eyed stare can be, the Panthers can see that he is approachable, positive, enthusiastic and supportive.
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Set in 2003, the film opens with Doc (Steve Carell), a taciturn Vietnam veteran who arrives at a bar owned by his salty old platoon mate Sal (Bryan Cranston), a gregarious drunk.
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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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"After four decades, the issues that I've spearheaded and fought for are now mainstream," Mr. Duke said at a seafood restaurant here, sitting across from a large, taciturn diesel mechanic turned bodyguard.
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Casey Affleck's taciturn janitor finds himself the reluctant legal guardian of his orphaned nephew (Lucas Hedges) and has to come to terms with his ex-wife (Michelle Williams) and a family tragedy.
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A former teacher, a revolutionary radicalized in South Africa and Ghana, a thinker who had acquired three additional degrees during his decade in a Rhodesian prison, he was brilliant, eloquent, and taciturn.
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More than anything, however, both of them have dark, rugged, handsome managers, each of them exuding a taciturn machismo which is deeply compelling and, in a semi-erotic sense, hard to ignore.
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Greeted, if that's what you can call it, by his gruff, taciturn father (Michael Chiklis) at the airport, he's met at home by his mother (Virginia Madsen), who's almost desperately radiating affection.
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With warmth and openness and far more hand gestures than you'll see from the actor's taciturn characters, Dillon discussed soft power, killer costumes and how to show skin and emotion on camera.
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It's this insinuation — a mere hint of violence, in a place permeated by it, and by taciturn acquiescence — that keeps In a Lonely Place such a painful, and riveting, film to watch.
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The political jibes at Trump's expense came early in the form of a well-received, self-deprecating Jeb Bush cameo, where the former presidential candidate was re-cast as a taciturn Uber driver.
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"I'm pretty used to going home after losing, so I knew what the stakes were," a taciturn Williams told reporters when asked about her approach to the winner-takes-all White Group showdown.
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Casey Affleck's taciturn janitor finds himself the reluctant legal guardian of his orphaned nephew (Lucas Hedges) and has to come to terms with his estranged wife (Michelle Williams) and a long-ago tragedy.
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And the police have evidently learned little from Mehdi Nemmouche, the taciturn killer who fired on the Jewish Museum in Brussels in 2014 and has hardly talked since, according to Belgian news media.
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Soon after a researcher went through a cardboard box left behind in the vacated flat — and inside, to his astonishment, he discovered a welter of remarkable unpublished materials by the taciturn Nobel laureate.
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He accompanied her on another visit to the Czech Republic where he was taciturn and tense, except for one moment at a fence overlooking a railway, where he broke down in silent sobs.
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More than a decade later, he still doesn't seem much like a head football coach, who is typically cast from one of two templates: steel-jawed and taciturn or wild-eyed and fiery.
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In that movie, which loosely recalls the Faulkner short story "Tomorrow," a very taciturn older cabdriver (Parviz Parastui) finds himself looking after a pregnant woman (Soheila Golestani) he picks up on the street.
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No longer an only child with ample urban comforts, she must get used to a hardscrabble life in the Abruzzo countryside, with taciturn parents who beat their offspring and cruel brothers who torment her.
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Twenty-five years after the events depicted in Confirmation, Thomas remains an enigma—a taciturn and deeply conservative jurist with a deeply bizarre streak—bizarre both on the bench, and in his personal life.
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Picking up where the original left off, Chapter 2 provides a relentless stream of adrenaline, as the taciturn-yet-deadly Wick once again emerges from retirement to embark on a breathtakingly violent murder spree.
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He began to cry, an unusually emotional moment for a taciturn man who served lengthy tours hunting Qaeda militants in Afghanistan as a Green Beret and later insurgents in Iraq as an F.B.I. agent.
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When he was honored at the Center for Fiction gala last year, Sonny abandoned the taciturn habits of a lifetime and spoke at great length, and with deep emotion, about his life in books.
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You cannot predict how the plaques and tangles in an Alzheimer's patient's brain will change him or her: A taciturn mother becomes chatty, a father forgets his daughter, a prim grandmother takes up obscenities.
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Family members said Mr. Ostrom was stoic and taciturn, raised in a corner of the Pacific Northwest near the mouth of the Columbia River where Finnish immigrants came in the 1800s for the fishing.
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That he can turn a tune as taciturn and eerily beautiful as "'Round Midnight" into a pillowy, Red Garland-like ballad without letting go of its power shows the sensitivity of Mr. Tyner's ear.
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Since graduating from Parks & Recreation, where she played the seriously taciturn April Ludgate, Plaza has landed a fleet of big-screen roles, including her upcoming performance in the hilariously raunchy convent drama, The Little Hours.
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While Castle possesses special skills aplenty, the subplots prove tired, and for stretches the biggest danger seems to be that -- its taciturn leading man notwithstanding -- that the show is going to talk somebody to death.
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Jason Bourne, taciturn and carb-free, hurries through various European capitals — Rome, Athens, London — with the grim determination of a tourist who desperately needs a men's room but is too proud to ask for directions.
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Pacing on the grass alongside the court was her Haitian-born father, Leonard Francois, a taciturn man in a baseball cap who trained her from age 3 and still tracks nearly every shot she hits.
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But it was also a rare opportunity for us to witness what kinds of conversations take place within the company and spend some time with Mr. Dorsey, a taciturn figure who doesn't often give interviews.
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The misfires, the taciturn Armstrong notes in a rare display of emotion, serve a purpose -- "We need to fail down here so we don't fail up there" -- which doesn't make the casualties any less devastating.
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller became animated in his otherwise taciturn testimony before Congress on Wednesday, in order to defend the integrity of his team and directly challenge Republican allegations of political bias in his investigation.
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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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Whatever the foundation in Robert Ludlum's novels, the politics now are merely an excuse to launch the taciturn hero into action, with Damon's purposeful walk, set to that pulsating music, representing its own kind of special effect.
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Ricky rapidly bonds with the woman, who goes by Aunty Bella (Rima Te Wiata as the nurturer), but he's kept at arm's length by her gruff, taciturn husband, Uncle Hec (Sam Neill, perfect as the house geezer).
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The 12 months since have yielded a flurry of criminal indictments and guilty pleas, tense court appearances, angry tweets from the president and speculation over what the ever-taciturn Mueller already knows and what he'll investigate next.
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Apropos of nothing and without any explanation whatsoever, Charlie promptly falls head over heels in love with a taciturn Polish immigrant named Matteusz (Jordan Renzo), who proceeds to moon over Charlie for the rest of the season.
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Our North Korean guides met my son and me at the airport: a chatty woman carrying a designer handbag and a taciturn man in a suit, who rarely spoke and was clearly there to listen and observe.
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This is a version of the story in which even Falstaff (played by Egerton, who also co-wrote The King with Michôd), one of Shakespeare's most beloved comic creations, has been reimagined as a taciturn military strategist.
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Ultimately, the weight of the movie rests on Pitt, who's in virtually every scene, and as in "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood," is the sort of taciturn, can-do type who tends to bury his emotions.
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Aside from raspberry Jell-O and chicken soup, the grandfather is taking regular 19503 milligram doses of Diluadid, a pain killer that acts as this book's fuel, loosening the tongue and mind of a naturally taciturn, tough man.
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So Cal, who grew up mostly in foster homes, imports the only other living relative she knows exists: her brother, Flynt (Paul Wesley), a taciturn hunter from river country who has just lost his wife in a flood.
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When America and western Europe experienced similar transport booms in the 20th century, popular culture made folk heroes of long-distance drivers—brawny, taciturn types who prefer to brave blizzards than obey a foreman on a factory floor.
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Directed by William Eubank from a script by Brian Duffield and Adam Cozad, it tries to establish some "Alien"-of-the-deep bona fides with its lead, Kristen Stewart, being lean, taciturn and intense in the opening scene.
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If Moonglow was only a chronicle of this taciturn and obsessive, yet highly competent man, it would be a disappointing work from such a consistently talented writer—nothing more than the invention of an elaborate origin story for himself.
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The brilliant cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond is at his atmospheric apex, with a cast including Isabelle Huppert, Christopher Walken (from Mr. Cimino's "The Deer Hunter"), Jeff Bridges (from his "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot") and Kris Kristofferson as the archetypal taciturn lawman.
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"I assume they don't have a strategy yet, so Trump with Abe by his side was properly taciturn, surprisingly so," said Jeffrey A. Bader, an Asia scholar at the Brookings Institution who served as President Barack Obama's Asia adviser.
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"There's a melancholia that I like in the first movie that we kept alive in Deckard, and something taciturn, not someone who talks a lot, and a sadness to the character that is there and existential doubt," Villeneuve said.
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And for all Giuliani's demands for Mueller to release his "report" and the political jockeying by Trump's legal team over a potential interview of the President by the special counsel, the taciturn investigator appears to hold all the cards.
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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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"There's a melancholia that I like in the first movie that we kept alive in Deckard, and something taciturn, not someone who talks a lot, and a sadness to the character that is there and existential doubt," the director said.
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Edgerton -- somewhat handcuffed by Richard's simple, taciturn manner -- and especially Negga (currently seen in AMC's "Preacher") are clearly candidates for awards consideration, and the stirring subject matter and romantic virtues could help put the movie in that conversation as well.
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Like Ellie Ga's spookily taciturn gelatin silver print, Remainder (2010), portraying four shovels standing in a grey, horizonless expanse of snow, Kendler's Underground Library and Brooks' Field Observations manifest an almost archaeological interest in the objects that humans leave behind.
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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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Simply described, it sounds like a run-of-the-mill love triangle, with an attractive young woman (Jeon Jong-seo) courting interest from a taciturn former classmate (Yoo Ah-in) and a rich hipster (Steven Yeun) who's hiding some dark secrets.
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Now that several years have passed, do you still find yourself having this polemical relationship with him — he being the engineer, the taciturn one, and you being the poet, who perhaps have your own silences, but of a different sort?
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WASHINGTON — Senator Mitch McConnell, the taciturn Republican leader, watched stoically from across the Capitol two years ago as Speaker John A. Boehner resigned rather than contend with mounting troubles, restive conservatives and a band of renegade Republicans looking to oust him.
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Part of Didion's genius was to make language out of the landscape she knew—the punishing terrain of California's Central Valley, with its glaring hot summers and winter floods, its stark flatness, its river snakes, taciturn ranchers, and lurking danger.
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Jheri and Patti find a beat wizard (and Patti finds a romantic interest) in the person of a taciturn African-American punk rocker (Mamoudou Athie) who lives in a shack near the cemetery and goes by the name of Basterd.
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And there's Louis, a rug salesman who had been a reluctant accomplice to the Geary murders and has now been pressed into service for a new, potentially lethal, mission by his partner in the earlier crime, a taciturn psychopath named Joe.
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Keanu Reeves is in his taciturn element as the assassin/killing machine, who has a soft spot for dogs, and is so thorough about his work that foes are usually shot twice in the body, then once in the head for good measure.
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Two co-workers described Shetty as a socially taciturn man who, after starting the work day by moisturizing his face and hands with Pond's cream, began sipping a seemingly endless series of cups of tea and dialing up customers on his iPhone.
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Modi's reticence, also evident during floods last year and a high profile attack by militants in early 2016, has undermined the image of a decisive leader who swept to power in May, 2014, defeating a Congress government led by the taciturn Manmohan Singh.
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Modi's reticence, also evident during floods last year and a high profile attack by militants in early 2016, has undermined the image of a decisive leader who swept to power in May, 2014, defeating a Congress government led by the taciturn Manmohan Singh.
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An owlish, taciturn, supremely disciplined strategist—at one point his book describes a year and a half spent outwitting a Senate rival, ending with an assassin's quiet boast: "Larry never saw it coming"—Mr McConnell is in many ways the anti-Trump.
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Even the threat is underwhelming: SIVA's rogue nanobots have the potential to pull people apart at a molecular level, but Earth's greatest minds are happy sending one taciturn Guardian and a really old dude in a furry collar to contain the threat.
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Mullins is a taciturn sort with a face seemingly carved from the cliffs of the Irish coast, but he is emblematic of Irish and English jump racing, where horsemanship is an honor and owning jumpers is a pastime rather than a business.
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"Elmet" derives a good deal of its power from the dichotomy between its primary character — a taciturn giant named John who makes his living as an undefeated bare-knuckle brawler in underground fights — and its narrator, John's sensitive 14-year-old son, Daniel.
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"The goal would be to try and get on the same page," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader — who was about as close as the taciturn leader comes to giddy — said as he celebrated the Republican victories at the Capitol.
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"We do not have the wherewithal in this family for any of you kids to be special," the mom (Mary McCormack) says, while their taciturn dad ("The Walking Dead's" Michael Cudlitz) seems in step with Archie Bunker in terms of his politics.
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Serra's blunt, taciturn statements started off as clear, refined, and straightforward, and despite the twists and turns of his torqued ellipses, they have remained that way, resting on geometric certitudes, a Classicism that is as timeless as it is dark, dense, and earthbound.
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The show rarely let crimes spiral out of control, opting instead to tell slapstick stories about Jake saving the day or bored precinct receptionist Gina (Chelsea Peretti) pulling a solution out of thin air as Captain Holt (Braugher) nodded with taciturn approval.
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Traces of a similarly tough, taciturn patriarch who would kill and die for his treasured nuclear family are also all over Krasinski's April horror hit A Quiet Place, which he directed as well as starred in alongside his onscreen and real-life spouse Emily Blunt.
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What little can be said about the plot hinges on the relationship between two characters played by Tarantino alumni Leonardo DiCaprio ("Django Unchained") and Brad Pitt (the aforementioned "Basterds"), here cast as an amusingly insecure actor, Rick Dalton, and his taciturn stuntman/driver, Cliff Booth.
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HELSINKI, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Childhood poverty, running away from military service to make a race, and going on benders between Formula One races are some of the revelations in a new book that sheds light on the life of usually taciturn Finnish driver Kimi Raikkonen.
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SOKE, Turkey (Reuters) - Those in the small Turkish town of Soke who knew Mevlut Altintas, the smartly dressed, clean-shaven young man who shot dead Russia's ambassador this week, recall a lonely taciturn boy twice rejected by university before leaving home and joining the police.
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The movie's archetypically taciturn hero, played by the French actor Jean-Louis Trintignant between roles in "A Man and a Woman" (1966) and "My Night at Maud's" (1969), is totally silent — rendered mute in childhood when his vocal cords were slashed by mercenary marauders.
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It's like a New Yorker's version of Red Dawn, but with a far more conflicted relationship with violence, and a close focus on two characters: the ingenue Lucy (Pitch Perfect's Brittany Snow), and a taciturn former Marine named Stupe, played by Guardians of the Galaxy's Dave Bautista.
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Williams's father, Rob, was taciturn and distant but essentially decent — a long way from the bitter, envious dad with whom Steve Martin contends in his fine memoir of making it big, "Born Standing Up." Williams's mother, Laurie, who grew up in New Orleans, was warm and encouraging.
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In "The Artist and His Model" (1919-21), thickly brushed in oils, Munch stands stonily behind a taciturn girl in an unusually detailed, seething interior of a house in Ekely, near Oslo, where the artist, who never married, lived alone for his last thirty-two years.
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Related: Sam Shepard, Pulitzer-winning playwright and actor, dead at 73 A taciturn, Marlboro Man-type demeanor defined Shepard as an actor, including what's likely his most iconic performance as test pilot Chuck Yeager in "The Right Stuff," the 1983 movie that earned him an Academy Award nomination.
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Taciturn in public and self-deprecating in private, Mr. Lighthizer sees himself as a serious player on the world stage: Two recent guests to Mr. Lighthizer's Georgetown townhouse were greeted by the stern visage of their host staring down at them from an oil portrait on the wall.
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An undereducated townie who's new to country life, she's determined to make a place for herself there — not because she loves her work on the farm, which she doesn't, but because she is smitten with Jimmy, the taciturn farmer who is the father of the child she's carrying.
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The mode of curatorial taste inspiring this super assemblage, however tenaciously wide-ranging it is, is tempered by invisible, taciturn intellectual restraints that focus the eye on specific details and factual content — judicious restraints of identity and lucidity that approximate the very love of things that inspired these acts of collecting.
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Cipollone, a taciturn litigator who has developed a close relationship with the President, has spent much of his time over the past weeks interviewing those who could potentially help with the Senate trial, whether it's making opening statements, presenting evidence or playing a behind the scenes role in crafting the strategy.
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Twenty years after his first Oscar nomination as a blue-eyed teen in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape," DiCaprio, 41, has swept every major prize in the long Hollywood awards calendar for his role as taciturn Hugh Glass, who is left for dead in the wilderness after being mauled by a bear.
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PARIS — A taciturn, tradition-minded former prime minister, François Fillon, emerged as the surprise front-runner in the first round of presidential primary voting among center-right candidates in France on Sunday, advancing to the second round next week against another former prime minister, Alain Juppé, who came in second.
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They share a ramshackle bedroom and a nightly meal and not much else — Wake's a garrulous, hard-drinking taskmaster, and Winslow is taciturn, teetotaling, and resentful of how much grueling labor he's getting stuck with while Wake locks himself in at the top of the lighthouse tower with the lamp.
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But Mitford also, she tells her male friend, knows someone else who knows the mature Austen, and who suggests that Austen's character has changed: "A friend of mine, who visits her now, says that she has stiffened into the most perpendicular, precise, taciturn piece of 'single blessedness' that ever existed".
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You may be Georgette Darrington — of Bridget Barton's A GOVERNESS FOR THE BROODING DUKE (Amazon Digital, 218 cents) — who's left penniless by her improvident father and perforce becomes governess to the adorable wards of the taciturn, unfeeling Duke of Draycott, suffering such humiliations as being served burnt toast by the antagonistic upper servants.
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Brad Pitt is a picture of laconic cool of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, but in Ad Astra, he gets to interrogate that same brand of laconic cool even further, playing a taciturn, work-obsessed spaceman who's still processing (and apparently sometimes perpetuating) the ache of his abandonment by his astronaut father (Tommy Lee Jones).
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There's the unproven new private (Jovan Adepo) who will be forced to find reservoirs of strength; the hard-bitten, taciturn corporal (Wyatt Russell) steadfastly committed to the mission; and the young French women (Mathilde Ollivier) who winds up helping them, having seen what monsters the Nazis are, separate from what's transpiring in the basement of that church.
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The man who once pointedly withheld his endorsement of the Republican presidential nominee, who called a statement of Mr. Trump's "the textbook definition of a racist comment," who questioned whether Mr. Trump shared his party's "values and our principles on limited government, the proper role of the executive, adherence to the Constitution," has suddenly gone taciturn.
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The movie's title refers to its main characters: a gifted neurosurgeon (Zhao Wei) experiencing a crisis of professional confidence; a taciturn, flinty cop (Louis Koo), who talks himself into believing his current case justifies operating outside the law; and a smirky, glib criminal gang leader (Wallace Chung), who is reluctant to undergo an operation to remove a bullet in his skull.
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On the plus side, del Toro -- who can be prone to overacting -- is refreshingly restrained as the taciturn killer, with the very busy Brolin (in his third movie in as many months, after roles in the "Avengers" and "Deadpool" sequels) also delivering as the gruff cowboy waiting to be turned loose -- hey, rules are for wimps -- by the bureaucrats pulling his strings.
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People always described him as shy, as reserved, as taciturn, but by this point, he's now in his early 23s, and these qualities that perhaps were seen as weaknesses when he was a child, they're now being interpreted as a sign of discipline, a sign of somebody who doesn't have a loose tongue, who says only exactly what he has to say and nothing more.
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That is, it manages to present a cross-section of the chosen region's artistic output without reliance on stereotypical images; without pandering to preconceptions (which, for Finland in particular, tend to circle around the suomi-kuva or national image of the "strong-willed, taciturn, hard-drinking individual who has the cool head to cut through undue fuss, theatrical behavior, and exaggeration," as Richard Lewis put it in Finland, Cultural Lone Wolf).
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans Three legal scholars say Trump should be impeached; one thinks otherwise Poll: 46 percent of voters say Trump's Ukraine dealings constitute impeachable offense MORE (D-Calif.), the cautious and taciturn chairman of the Intelligence Committee who conducted the process with an iron fist over the howls of Republicans claiming the president has been subjected to a partisan witch hunt.
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Before she made history by becoming the first woman to ever participate the Royal Rumble and King of the Ring tournament, and first and only woman ever to hold the Intercontinental title—which she did twice—she debuted as the taciturn, glowering bodyguard for D-Generation X and her real life partner, Triple H. Even in 2016, the idea of a woman serving as the muscle for a faction of men would be progressive.
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Reading passages from the Nick Adams stories published originally in relatively obscure literary reviews, one is overwhelmed by how so little produces so much—how the brevity, far from being taciturn or severe, is matchlessly eloquent in its evocation of the pleasures of the senses and of the feeling of place, as in the famous description of a trout stream in Michigan from the 1925 story "Big Two-Hearted River": Nick looked down into the pool from the bridge.
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Since that time—in which the "Hey Girl" meme featuring Gosling as a sensitive dreamboat blew up and the decision to name Bradley Cooper that year's Sexiest Man Alive instead of Gosling was met with actual protests at People's office—every character of his has comfortably slotted into one of two similarly alluring categories: crowd-pleasing, comedic cool (The Nice Guys, The Big Short, La La Land) and icy, taciturn cool (The Place Beyond the Pines, Gangster Squad, Only God Forgives).
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Rex Tillerson has remained committed to diplomacy and a "peaceful pressure campaign" while his commander-in-chief tweets threats against "madman" Kim Jong Un. The burgeoning contrast between the digital pronouncements coming out of the Oval Office and the taciturn assertions from Tillerson have many questioning whether Trump is adopting a "madman theory" in dealing with North Korea, the notion that the president was unhinged and capable of dangerous behavior, a technique President Richard Nixon tried to employ with the Soviet Union and the North Vietnamese.
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