Sentence examples for bit coy from inspiring English sources

Oprah herself has been a bit coy.

It was a bit coy, and the section before it a bit tendentious.

It's good work as this show, despite the premise, was a bit coy on the science fiction aspect at first.

Some of the scavengers on Jones Beach tend to be a bit coy about their finds, especially the more valuable items.

And it's the same Stephen Green who the shadow business secretary [Chuka Ummuna], looking a bit coy today, invited on a trade mission as late as 2013".

The show includes daintily zaftig figures on pedestals as well as disembodied legs that the artist describes as "a little bit sexy, a little bit coy".

Navy's Chet Gladchuk has been a bit more coy.

"It's this trend of being a little bit more coy".

Patrick periodically criticizes his disciples, including Martha, for failing to be open enough with him, and that is also a shortcoming of "Martha Marcy May Marlene," which is a bit too coy, too clever and too diffident to believe in.

(He insists, somewhat defensively, that he spends 260 days a year with the theater but is a bit more coy about how much of that time is in St . Petersburg.

Mrs. Weiss is a bit more coy about her intentions: "I know that this sounds ridiculous," she said, "but this is all generated from not wanting to go out and have someone else put my children to bed".