Sentence examples for a little timid when from inspiring English sources

"You can be a little timid when you speak.

"I was a little timid when I first started playing football, and if it wasn't for the support and encouragment of Coach Lyons I might not have become the player I did.

"If injuries are on your mind, they're probably going to happen, because you're playing a little timid, and that's when bad things happen," he said.

"A little timid and nervous.

"I was a little timid about accepting," Ms. Smith said.

She saw him lingering there, just a little timid, for what seemed like an hour.

Compared to Uthopia, a haughty dark-brown stallion, she looked a little timid.

Having moved many times, being an only child and being dyslexic, I was more than a little timid and insecure.

"I find myself acting a little timid, protecting myself, so the world out there won't hurt you," Deonarain said.

She just seems a little muted, a little timid, a little too afraid of her own mouth to embark on those wild little hidings-to-nothing that made her so fun to watch in the past.

It's a little timid, and maybe too 'nice.' " Adam Jonas, a Morgan Stanley automotive analyst, and some of his colleagues saw the new MKZ at the auto show this week.