Sentence examples for be timid to from inspiring English sources
A lot of guys come back from surgery and they'll be timid to throw certain pitches, but he never showed any of that.
People might be timid to approach a doctor about an itch they don't fully understand or a black market condom vendor, but they're absolutely willing to pay a lot of money to maintain the illusion of their own sexual honour.
Do not be timid to ask for it.
Transparency is emerging as a trend, but the drab colors were a downer, and the straight-cut shapes of the nylon were timid to a fault.
("After all the chest-thumping, and commitment of America to avenge what happened and to capture Osama bin Laden, we were timid — to say the least — at Tora Bora, and in our response," Kerry told me).
To be timid would be to take away from my game.
"Professionals tend traditionally to be timid and not willing to act collectively," said Michael Goodwin, president of the Office and Professional Employees International Union.
Defenders cannot be timid; you need to have passion and be competitive.
"This recall sends a message to every politician and leader in America not to be bold but to be timid," he said.
What is to happen to Howard Davies or anyone else in regulation who allowed regulators to be timid and "captured"?
The girl is timid at first, clutching to her father's leg.
