Sentence examples for far too timid from inspiring English sources

The budget was far too timid for the free-marketeers.

In addition, though, a lot of policy has been far too timid.

Still, human rights groups suggest the new policing efforts have been far too timid.

The Bush administration has been far too timid in proposing punitive sanctions only for Janjaweed leaders.

The problem is not that the Bank is thinking about doing that; it is that it has been far too timid.

Democrats have been far too timid to argue the case, but they, and President Obama, have done many important things in the last two years.

Gay activists complain that he has so far been too timid on both fronts.

There are also persistent complaints that the draft articles released so far are too timid and hardly reflect the change envisioned by Egypt's revolutionaries and their demands for justice, social rights and the dismantling of former President Hosni Mubarak's authoritarian state.

Why or why not?" But, seeing as how the media has so far been too timid to even call Roeder a domestic terrorist, I am not exactly filled with confidence that any "journalist" will ask him this seemingly-obvious question any time soon.

Many conservative politicians have begun to speak out, although it has been far too few and too timid.

But the current pace of research is far too slow and its approach is too timid.