Sentence examples for looks timid from inspiring English sources
It looks timid, yet there are ways to add spice to it.
His government looks timid, beholden to destructive allies and leaders in Congress who don't grasp that India is losing its economic fizz.
This stuff looks timid compared to the Greens, who promise to double child benefits – an extra £1,000 a year to parents – with the £14bn per year bill recovered by soaking the rich.
People looking for a victim will typically go after someone who looks timid or lost.
Senate Democrats look timid in comparison.
Next to Britain's drastic austerity budget, French plans look timid.
Malick makes an awful lot of other film-makers look timid and negligible by comparison.
Playing with a makeshift back line, they looked timid and confused.
The proposed welfare reforms look timid alongside the massive global forces driving migration.
As a cold war allegory, Soviet ice hockey makes Rocky IV look timid.
The movie dislocates expectations; it offers dissonance rather than assonance; it makes most of our little realistic dramas look timid.
