Sentence examples for more timid or from inspiring English sources

He hadn't become more timid or cautious; he had become, in a professorial way, more theatrical, and more cunning.

Many housecats will NOT share their bathroom, and fights can break out quickly at the litter box, sending your more timid or peace-loving kitties to your closet floor or some other off-limits location to relieve themselves.

So that would be… Partner: Yeah someone a bit more timid or shy… Woman: Might not… Partner: I don't want to bother them, I'll just persevere.

The Senate — more deliberative or just more timid, depending on your point of view — is considerably trickier.

However, later studies indicated subtle behavioural changes with mild impairments in spatial learning and memory [ 20], or a more timid and anxious phenotype were reported [ 21].

At the same time they have grown more timid for fear of offending the "social consensus, however dumb or even vicious the consensus".

"Whereas producers will go to extraordinary lengths to find the next reality or entertainment format, we seem to be much more timid when it comes to drama," added Ms Heggessey, speaking at the Royal Television Society Cambridge convention last night.

More timid souls may opt for a lemon gratin with caramelized orange sauce or a passion fruit tart served with fresh raspberries and mango sauce.

I have argued that we should be more timid and modest about our achievements and let others decide how clever or sentient our machines really are.

Hayek warned that conservatives, however, "are inclined to use the powers of government to prevent change or to limit its rates to whatever appeals to the more timid mind".

This week's decision may make defence bosses more scrupulous about providing it or more timid about sending out their troops under-equipped.Inquests could also be improved.