Sentence examples for particularly coy from inspiring English sources

He said: "I've come across some actresses who are inhibited but I don't think British ones are particularly coy.

Trying to find common ground between, for instance, Goldie and Lulu was like trying to get a particularly coy heron to mate with a tomato plant.

It is hard to tell the difference between that sentiment and the headline assessment that he had blamed Snowden Brennanan was not being particularly coy in his reference to "unauthorized disclosures".

It is illustrative to look at the Wall Street Journal, another "monopoly" New York paper, which uses a particularly coy description for its sources: "people familiar with the negotiations/company/deal said".

Mercy is rather a subversive pin-up; Briggs described her as "a modern 'Rosie the Riveter'" and Lee decided not to put her in a particularly coy or revealing pose but instead a pose that shows off her strength and capability..

"He struck me as very laid-back, kind of coy and not particularly trustworthy," says Greenspan when I speak to him.

"The extent of British intelligence penetration of [Gerry] Adams's IRA units, particularly his own 2nd Batt [Battalion] and D Coy [Company], went to the grave with them".

Manuel has played coy when asked about his plans for his starters, particularly Martinez.

She's just so subtle and adorably coy, I truly wonder if she's all crazy stressed about her tests -- particularly the math or science.

She particularly likes asking her female guests about their sexual fantasies, believing that women are generally far too coy about expressing themselves on this subject.

He's coy on the exact devices that will emerge, but says those that enable video chat are particularly interesting.