Sentence examples for by the timid types from inspiring English sources

"Every daring new idea is bad-mouthed by the timid types, the nervous Nellies," remarks one.

After the shrine collapses, Carol is separated from Lilac and pinned by rubble, but she is saved by the timid basset hound Milla Basset.

By contrast, the timid will seek a sense of belonging, and "the reassurance which is felt in being one of a crowd who all feel alike" (Russell 1938 17).

Sessions lasted from one and a half to two hours but always ended up in social drinking where some of the opinions left out by the more timid participants in the groups gradually emerged.

You may be sucked in by the sweet, timid nature of these pups.

Now comes a rematch with Brazil, which defeated the timid Americans by 3-0 in group play.

For a driver to be driven by somebody else is an ordeal, for there are only three types of drivers: the too fast, the timid and oneself.

As such, Rogers cast Jacques as Matron, with Sims accepting a smaller role as the timid assistant of the film's lead character Francis Bigger, played by Frankie Howerd.

Fortune favoured the timid.

Acoustics are not for the timid.

Pioneering is not for the timid.