Sentence examples for far from timid from inspiring English sources
Francis Bacon once said that timidity is the opposite of art; "Under the Volcano" is far from timid.
Far from timid, she leads a team that competes and struggles but sees no need to club or elbow.
Görges is a less flamboyant but far from timid 22-year-old from the northern German city of Bad Oldesloe.
"Stay far from timid Only make moves when your heart's in it And live the phrase sky's the limit".
Far from taking a timid approach in the face of a worldwide recession, designers during the Paris shows, which closed on Thursday, put energy behind their collections without resorting to excess.
In the hands of Trudeau, Sr., this was far from a passive or timid credo, but it still largely sought the bright side of the street, where people of different backgrounds and languages stroll along in reasonable harmony.
On the whole, though, the collection seemed geared to wealthy but timid women far from the fashion fringe who like a cheerful suit and are satisfied with a plain black dress with a little rhinestone sparkle for evening.
Dial-up has life in it as a lowest common denominator and will linger on, even in the developed world, particularly among the rural, the elderly and the contrary those too far from telephone exchanges for broadband, too timid to change, or all too happy with dial-up's limited speed.Technology Quarterly Plan B for global warming?
Far from Beijing, in the parched countryside, the missionaries sought protection - usually in vain - from timid or hostile local officials, or hid in huts and caves.
Mr Modi has so far been timid about privatisations.
