Sentence examples for are of timid from inspiring English sources
But my memories are of timid, tiny Methodist hats that barely covered the crown of your head.
Most designers are sort of timid when it comes to using feathers -- a few here, some there.
Geeta, a receptionist with Asian radio station Sunrise Radio, was of a timid disposition and was "put down" by Sunny in front of others, the court heard.
It is not as if it was full of timid people".
In the first draft of the script, there was more back-and-forth, but I was kind of timid and disregarded much of it.
The image of a green car is kind of timid.
"At first, he was kind of timid and didn't want to shoot," Nailon said.
Harry E. Berndt Webster Groves, Mo., Sept. 23, 2007 To the Editor: Your attempt to address "The Battle Over Health Care" is admirable, but your conclusions under the heading of "What's Missing" are as timid as those of the political candidates.
The Legislative Ethics Committee, which is supposed to monitor such dealings, is a group of timid legislators who shy from openly criticizing their colleagues.
Mr Hipkin said: "Darrell Simester was a man of timid disposition who for 13 years was forced to work against his will and under menace.
Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain, he said, are "the timid twins of taxation".
