Sentence examples for relatively timid from inspiring English sources
"They looked relatively timid and shy throughout," Donovan said.
I think that is why this judge was a relatively timid sentencer, afraid to really ram a defendant.
John Reilly, a co-director of M.I.T.'s Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change, called the C.P.P. "relatively timid".
Within seconds of being asked the first question by the debate moderator, David Gregory, Newt Gingrich called Mr. Romney "a relatively timid, Massachusetts moderate".
Cuts like these stick in the throat when the promises in these documents to tax unearned wealth are so relatively timid.
Mr. Gingrich called Mr. Romney a "relatively timid Massachusetts moderate" and said, "There's a huge difference between a Reagan conservative and somebody who comes out of the Massachusetts culture".
Despite its size, the common thresher is minimally dangerous to humans due to its relatively small teeth and timid disposition.
