Sentence examples for be timid about interpreting from inspiring English sources

The ability to conduct snap surveys of registered voters and "likely" voters has empowered political consultants at the expense of everyone else — including media people, who can't afford to seem ignorant of the latest turns in the numbers or to be timid about interpreting them.

Women still tend to be timid about negotiating salaries and raises.

Don't be timid about applying too much of it.

"I was timid about shooting it.

Mr Modi has so far been timid about privatisations.

He said the mayor has not been timid about crime.

Lottie is timid about mentioning her delicate health, which is strained by all the running about they do.

Even though the dunk test with the dummy screen was a success, I was timid about risking my loaner tablet.

"Most people who like my work are timid about their own sense of art.

Too many doctors have been timid about promoting the shots, experts say.

"The Americans and the British should stop being timid about this whole process, they should be a bit forceful".