Sentence examples for more coy from inspiring English sources

Connecticut is more coy.

Derek Jeter was more coy.

This strategy seems more coy than suggestive.

Some on stage were more coy.

These recollections are, disappointingly, more coy than candid.

Stepan, a second-year player, was more coy than Richards.

A few of his word-pictures end up as not much more than coy one-liners: "ice" in red-hot letters, "space" in comic-book sci-fi typeface against an almost empty blue field, and a squiggly "jelly".

While the filmic Bond increasingly relied on fancy gadgets to enhance the drama -- especially after the character became far more of coy caricature during the Roger Moore years -- it still influenced a crop of sometimes superior imitators.

(Lady Olivia's response was little more than a coy laugh).

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For now, ministers are still more than a little coy about it.