Sentence examples for deeply shy from inspiring English sources
"deeply shy" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone who is very reserved and reluctant to make conversation or socialize with others. For example: Jane was deeply shy and rarely joined in conversations with her peers.
The other popular wisdom about people who stand on stages shouting for a living is that they are, in reality, deeply shy and retiring.
A man of strong and seemingly unalterable opinions, Kennan was also deeply shy, surprisingly fragile, given to glooming and bouts of illness that led to hospitalisation, and burdened with Presbyterian guilt after compulsive philandering (not least with nurses).
Deeply shy, she hated speaking in public, and was terrified by the prospect of having to say anything at the launch of a book into which she had invested so much energy.
After breakfast, he sat down at his desk, with its panoramic view of Queens over his left shoulder, his chessboard set up in front of him, off to one side a framed photograph of Baiba, a deeply shy woman Edmar constantly referred to, in an expression that seemed charming if a little odd, as "my beautiful blond wife".
From watching his electrifying performances onstage, most people would never guess that Michael Jackson was a deeply shy and sensitive person.
The show's tone is a curious mix of deeply serious – they don't shy away from the corruption which afflicts so much of Italian life – and occasionally funny.
But most journalists and nonprofit groups shy away from delving deeply into these problems.
With her cast of eight, Ms. Hansen juxtaposes that sort of informality with meticulousness, creating choreography that doesn't shy from detail, but burrows deeply into spatial and rhythmic concepts.
He was one of my key advisors, and he would just look deeply at me and not allow me to shy away.
Discretion is so deeply woven into the company that even former Cargillites shy away from public comments about their old employer compliments included.
