Sentence examples for highly shy from inspiring English sources

There are some situations a highly shy person might fall prey to on a particularly hangxious morning after.

A recent study has found that hangxiety – that's hangover anxiety: the acute sense of dread or guilt on a hangover that, in its own way, is more affecting than a bruising headache or being wildly ill in the work toilets – in highly shy individuals could be linked to AUD.

The highly publicity-shy Abu Dhabi Investment Authority is among the world's largest sovereign wealth funds, formed to invest the surplus revenues of that Persian Gulf emirate's government.

Yet, sitting down in a Texan locker room with the left-hander reveals a highly likeable, essentially shy individual.

That is a very British predilection, and it may be one reason for his wincing unease when placed at the hub of events; as with Sacha Baron Cohen and, years ago, Peter Sellers, you get the perplexing sense of a highly gifted, essentially shy man, far from comfortable in his own skin, forcing himself into the spotlight.

It is highly gregarious, quite shy and easily scared in the winter and bold and noisy in the breeding season.

The person that I saw the night that Jim passed away was very private, quiet, shy, intelligent, highly self-protective.

This was because of the composer's highly self-critical and shy personality.

For example, it is highly likely that a shy and reticent person with dementia sheds his inhibitions to become outgoing and gregarious.

Headbanging is compulsory, and it is another example of why we rate Shy FX so highly.

These rare tailless macaques, about the size of small chimpanzees and found in Morocco, Algeria and Gibraltar, are reportedly highly sociable and do not shy away from human contact.