Sentence examples for feeling timid from inspiring English sources
"I'm not sure I can really do this," I confided, feeling timid and already defeated.
I'm feeling timid about stating that I ended up not making it through the full 24-hours in-person, but I certainly checked in on the livestream early Sunday morning.
Feeling timid in my telemark gear, I peeked over the edge of the Plunge in January, and then turned to ski the other way.
Eight movable lights add an ethereal sense of exposure, provoking a feeling of timid apprehension juxtaposed with the vulnerability that blinds are usually meant to hide.
That might work if you're feeling really timid but it can also backfire in that that's the only thing you'll end up asking, as your courage fails you.
They cling to one another at the station, feeling miserably exposed, "timid, furtive".
If you'd like to try a mud run, but you're feeling a little timid, read up on Well + Good's advice for what a girl needs to know before taking the plunge.
In fact, we're feeling a little timid about our Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week award this week, which we're going to offer up with a rather large caveat.
Teenagers with internalising symptoms are at increased risk of developing anxiety disorders (symptoms such as feeling nervous, fearful, timid) and mood disorders (symptoms such as feeling lonely, unloved, unhappy, worried, inferior).
But the chords are wistful and pleading, as if the timid choristers, feeling unworthy, are asking the Lord permission to praise him.
