Sentence examples for more shyness from inspiring English sources
Migraine equivalents patients tend to feel more fearful and to experience more shyness.
At the beginning of any relationship there's more shyness, less confidence.
If the truth be told, in poor Cerviño's case it was little more than shyness, but the French Woman may, in fact, have been quite stuck up.
She never smiles — it is almost as if someone once told her that she looks better scowling — and instead affects a mien of distant hauteur that can come across as snobbishness but in person reads more like shyness and insecurity.
Add to these complex factors a simpler one: stagefright may be the product of nothing more than shyness, a disinclination to do one's work in front of a roomful of people.
Intellectually precocious, Tim was challenged more by his shyness than by his school subjects.
In response, the newly formed Gynaecological Cancer Fund has launched a campaign that aims to get women to "talk more openly – without shyness or shame" about their genitals.
Sometimes it's more than just shyness, and it's important to realize that.
My shyness once more barred me from contact with human beings.
While shyness stems more from fear of social judgment and self-consciousness, introversion is a true preference for the quieter, contemplative environment.
For older teens and young adults, there is Lee Fiora, who contends bravely with boarding school in Curtis Sittenfeld's Prep; and Little Women's Beth March, whose shyness tends more towards being a moral trait that defines an entire life.
