Sentence examples for a timid example of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's because these days some playwrights and performance artists have revved that tactic into overdrive, but "The Cenci" here seems a timid example of the concept.

Their handling of this crisis will be a textbook example of timid, narrow-minded, intellectually bankrupt leadership.

It's a timid way of running a business.

It's a pity that only a timid dose of absurdity, and little wit, emerged.

Instead, it has confined itself to a timid extension of "people-to-people" contacts with Cuba.

Finally her two sisters plot to have a timid friend of Bell's offer to live with her.

It's hard to imagine even a timid audience calling any of these finalists too cruel.

A timid, compliant press fails all of us.

"We are not a timid batting team but none of us caught fire," Morgan said.

A timid investor would stay out of emerging markets entirely, while an extremely aggressive investor would own nothing but Latin America.

A timid investor would stay out of emerging markets entirely; an extremely aggressive investor would own nothing but Latin America.