Sentence examples for relatively shy from inspiring English sources

Away from feeders, it is relatively shy.

"Bob is relatively shy," he said.

The relatively shy woman versus the one who mugs for the cameras.

Quito is still a relatively shy star, but new boutique hotels in old colonial mansions are already competing for the increasing flow of visitors.

In office it became clear that Kennedy, a relatively shy man, hated confrontation, reshuffles and the difficult phone calls that are a necessary part of leadership.

Even when the Electric Light Orchestra were in their 1970s pomp – baroque visionaries belting out shimmering intergalactic anthems atop a bespoke flying saucer stage – bandleader Jeff Lynne was a relatively shy and retiring performer.

"They looked relatively timid and shy throughout," Donovan said.

Political correspondent Vicki Young explained how the contest was being run, ahead of the declaration on Tuesday evening, The three candidates have been relatively camera shy while the party deals with allegations about a peer and one of its MPs, which dominated the headlines last week.

However, factors such as these meant that they spent most of their short careers out of the limelight that the Britannias had, resulting in a relatively camera shy class of locomotive.

After 10 years of leadership by Raúl Castro, a relatively camera-shy and low-key president, Cuba has found itself flooded once again by the words and images of the man who dominated the lives of generations.

7) Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester – 97.8 per cent As a relatively young institution, shy of just 50 years, the RNCM came about when 1893's Royal Manchester College of Music merged with the Northern School of Music in 1973.