1.   And, for once looking much like Mandela, the usually reserved Mbeki stretched to shake hands with everyone in reach.

2.   As his hit dropped in the middle of the sprinting outfielders, the usually reserved Blauser pumped his fist in the air.

3.   Both were filmed by Frenchman David Teboul and are expected to generate wide interest because they were recorded with active participation from the usually reserved Saint Laurent.

4.   But the usually reserved Dreifort remained true to character.

5.   Cardinal Cahal Daley, the usually reserved leader of the Catholic Church in Ireland, was also outspokenly critical, saying he felt personally betrayed by the British.

6.   He is usually so reserved that it is hard to determine whether he even sweated during the game.

7.   In the process, the public has shown the type of interest in her usually reserved for national talk show hosts.

8.   It is a response that has taken this usually reserved author by surprise.

9.   Moreover, he is usually reserved in his public comments.

10.   Not a good ole boy like Clinton, either, he is usually reserved, impersonal and distant.