Sentence examples for be timid to throw 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.

Do not be timid to ask for it.

Defenders cannot be timid; you need to have passion and be competitive.

On the other side of the aisle hovered Hillary Rodham Clinton, a first lady who had never been timid about throwing in her thoughts and who also had a candidacy in her future.

Be ready to throw.

Being nice doesn't mean you have to be timid, stuttering, and a pushover.

The fact that the interviewer was a male could have led some women to be timid in sharing information.

Maybe they are right to be timid.

It was no time to be timid.

"I used to be timid," she says.

This is not a time to be timid".