Sentence examples for as timidly from inspiring English sources

Would Raven see these as timidly liberal?

Reid's eyeballing is not scientific so much as timidly lustful.

When correctly guided, this is a larger-than-life approach to a fact of history, one that sticks in the mind, a proof not solely of climate change (as timidly claimed by Giovanni Targioni Tozzetti), but that some species have gone extinct (as shown by George Cuvier).

But the muted voice of business during and since the referendum has been shameful: too many as ever, timidly reluctant to offend their government.

The Nuyorican Poets Cafe across the street, the apple stand on Second Avenue, Moishe's Bakery and its ancient redheaded witch behind the counter, terrifying to my boys as they timidly accepted a piece of broken rugelach.

"Lucifer" is an anti-Nazi song which rallies round Big Daddy's 1970s wrestling battle-cry "Easy, easy!" And it is bettered by "Waving Flags", an anti-nationalist anthem which presents Britain not as the timidly xenophobic island posited by politicians, but an ecstatic place of asylum.

His rebuff, however, was swift and intense: the pale blue piercing eyes; the impatience as I timidly approached him halfway up the steep staircase; his indifference to my shaky question as to whether we may "chat for a few moments?" He brushed me off in the vague direction of a besuited maitre d'.

On the day I was there though, the only sound was the scuttling of my feet as I timidly passed through the concrete doorway, which led to a network of caves and tunnels deep inside the hill.

Feigning shyness as I attempted to capture his portrait several times, he finally tugged on my shirt to proudly present his coconut as he timidly posed.

As you timidly move forward, the rain around you ceases to fall overhead, allowing a glimpse into what it might be like to control the rain.

Lunchtime: Flashback to that movie scene where the kid grips onto their lunch tray as they timidly walk across the school cafeteria looking for a place to sit and someone to sit with.