Sentence examples similar to a timid move from inspiring English sources

The driver pulled into the next lane, a surprisingly timid move, I thought, but, knowing my sloppy driving technique, I couldn't blame him for wanting to get away from me.

Admittedly, this is a rather timid move, at least among those fighting for sanity in federal marijuana law.

Telephone and cable companies have made only timid moves to invade one anothers turf.

Instead we get baby steps, bipartisanship, and band-aids -- timid moves that, given the seriousness of the crisis, threaten to change the very fabric of our society.

American officials said Mr. Obuchi had made it clear that he was well aware, perhaps painfully, of his reputation among Japanese voters as a timid politician who had moved inconspicuously up the ladder of power and was unfit to be Prime Minister.

And a timid approach.

He mimes a timid huddle.

A timid person; a coward.

Nobody likes a timid yipster.

"Panache is therefore a timid heroism..

Then she was a timid newcomer.