Sentence examples similar to markedly more diffident from inspiring English sources

"Yes," says the more diffident pro-European.

Jack is more diffident and less emphatically representative.

England will be more diffident against better opponents.

Ravenhill, dapper in grey check, is more diffident.

In actuality, he was more diffident and awkward than his physique suggested.

Yes, it is true that Obama's temperament is more diffident than that of Bill Clinton.

Others are more diffident, as if sensing their tenuous status.

Democrats are markedly more ambivalent about Israel.

They are markedly more confident, than Maleka.

The ocean has become markedly more acidic.

His voicer is quieter, more diffident than on stage, and he's impeccably polite.