Sentence examples for a timid leader from inspiring English sources
When confronted with these leaders people will often say, "That leaders is too bold!" But do you want a timid leader?
He also repeated his criticism of Mr. Obama as a feckless, timid leader who has failed to confront the world's worst regimes and has dithered when presented with opportunities to seize on freedom around the world.
But even if Polish ministers lose their jobs, Mr Juncker and Europe's timid leaders should not miss the main point.
Every step of the way, the brashness of Hecht and Bergson was met with spectacular resistance from the more timid leaders of established Jewish organizations: Rabbi Stephen Wise even compared Bergson to Hitler.
Even the ever feckless Barack Obama and the timid leaders of Europe would be forced to take decisive action.
This should create a real opportunity for the new Labour leader to develop a more confident story about wealth creation, rather than a timid version of the Tory story.
After a timid surrender at Southampton, Swansea produced an improved showing in losing 3-1 at home against the league leaders Manchester City last Saturday.
A timid person; a coward.
Nobody likes a timid yipster.
