Sentence examples similar to a timid attitude. from inspiring English sources

It is the perfect antidote to a timid, reverent and excessively archaeological attitude to Greek literature.

This, he argued, was in conflict with the "conservative attitude" which was a "fear of change, a timid distrust of the new as such".

F.A. Hayek wrote that individual freedom is unpredictable and the "conservative attitude" is defined as "fear of change, a timid distrust of the new as such".

And a timid approach.

He mimes a timid huddle.

"Panache is therefore a timid heroism..

A timid person; a coward.

Nobody likes a timid yipster.

Then she was a timid newcomer.

At first, he was a timid Galileo.

Calling us collectively a TIMID SISSY?