Sentence examples for always timid from inspiring English sources

I was always timid about going to school, although once I was there I was fine.

"I was always timid about going to Chanel, though," she said.

"Faith was always timid about doing animation," said Mr. Littlejohn, who first worked with Ms. Hubley on the 1962 film "The Hole".

I was always timid, I didn't want to go to the doctor.

Nasa was not always this timid.

I was always more timid than my sister.

August 11 2015 August 15 201515 The Metropolitan Opera has always been timid about importing new compositions from other companies, so Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic have partnered to fill the void in New York's opera scene.

Yet, in an age of media consolidation and corporate-controlled media, it's good to remember the music scene wasn't always so timid.

I had always been timid as a child but when I sat down to write I gathered a sense of strength, courage and clarity that I didn't know I was capable of.

Mr. Lemmon almost always played the timid, neurotic schnook to Mr. Matthau's tricky whirlwind.

I've always been too timid to read H. P. Lovecraft novels and to experience the eldritch wonders within, but I'm greatly enjoying Paul La Farge's new novel, "The Night Ocean," on Lovecraftian themes.