Sentence examples for be too timid to from inspiring English sources

You mustn't be too timid to risk getting it wrong".

In any event, half a dozen of the 14 are showing signs of wanting to break ranks, though they may yet be too timid to do so.

Furthermore, the Army of the Potomac had been kept away from Virginia farmlands for the summer and all predicted that Meade would be too timid to threaten them for the rest of the year.

They may want to hang out but be too timid to ask.

"Darwin's Athletes" is too timid to say.

The movie is too timid to ascribe his motives to development or oil exploration.

First, the Takakuras were too timid to speak English though they knew it fairly well.

Unfortunately, Gov. George Pataki has been too timid to offer any meaningful change to the drug laws.

Even if they want to voice their opinions, they are too timid to challenge the teacher".

But like the Union general George McClellan, the Democrats have been too timid to take full advantage.

Ms. Drabble said she was too timid to correct the mistake.