Sentence examples for because of timidity from inspiring English sources

Frazier said nothing -- maybe because of timidity or Marv Albert commanding the air space -- but Tripucka said: "Weak side, Williams had great position, and he was up against Marbury.

Smaller because of the timidity, regressiveness and constrictedness of his work.

"There is no inhibition because of the timidity or the famous people," says Guillaume Murat, a graduate Ph.D. student in biochemistry at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland and ResearchGate user.

"His huge moment was Summer 2008; Gordon Brown was massively destabilised by his Guardian article; but we monstered him because of his timidity," Mr Brown's then spin doctor, Damian McBride, reflected on Twitter today.

Nancy Pelosi won, but because of Democratic timidity, isn't even on the Democratic leadership.

"I believe that if DOJ and our banking regulatory agencies prove unwilling over time to take the big banks to trial or even require admission of guilt when they cheat consumers and break the law -- either out of timidity or because of a lack of resources -- then the agencies lose enormous leverage in settlement negotiations".

The same is true of timidity.

One can't accuse Preljocaj of timidity.

His defining domestic impression will be one of timidity.

For Netanyahu, reliance on the United States smacks of timidity and a repudiation of national purpose.

If he moved slowly, people on Wall Street accused him of timidity.