Sentence examples similar to not very timid from inspiring English sources
Despite what the extremists say, a not-very-timid IDF will remove the settlers in days if not hours.
"Spain has been very timid, not complying with the quotas that have been implanted by the EU plan, because the question of the leadership has not been resolved," Jaime Pastor, a professor of politics at the University of Madrid, told me.
"Here, they don't like swearing; they're very timid and conservative in some ways," he says.
Not everyone was complimentary about Bishop and his verses: "the character of Bishop's countenance is not very intellectual, and there is a timid, and almost mean expression about the mouth.
"When I meet Japanese women they don't speak a lot; they are very timid," she said.
I was very timid at the meetings – did not have a lot of input to give to the discussions – but I attended faithfully.
She is also very timid and shy and doesn't have a high level of cleverness," said Vanhdy, their father.
If it is a very timid or aggressive dog, don't hold eye contact until it trusts you a little more.
His labour-market reform was very timid.
