1.   With old familiars the normally reserved writer can be quite warm and funny.

2.   And how late did the normally reserved Tobin stay up thinking of that line?

3.   Chavez is normally reserved in matters such as these, saying as little as necessary about opponents he knows do not belong in a ring with him.

4.   Even the normally reserved foreign diplomats who concede that they are largely at a loss to know what is occurring felt the urge to guffaw at that.

5.   Even normally reserved businessmen slapped high-fives as they passed each other crossing the streets of Seoul.

6.   Following the speech, the pope received a standing ovation from the normally reserved General Assembly delegates.

7.   For the Games, the normally reserved Johnson has adopted gaudy gold track shoes and has toyed with runners during his heats.

8.   He remembers one shot that showed the normally reserved Nixon sitting at a piano.

9.   It drew the wrath of his normally reserved mother.

10.   It was a euphoric moment that led to some quiet reflection by the normally reserved Haskins.