Sentence examples for set shy from inspiring English sources
The Pipettes, Kids On Bridges, The Shortwave Set, Shy Child, Infadels.
The results suggested many health care workers in Chinese setting shy away from discussing or reporting adverse events, asking questions or challenging those with more authority even when they disagree [ 19].
For a moment and only a moment Armstrong was tempted by the idea of trying to set down just shy of those boulders, which he knew would be of great interest to scientists on Earth.
It's true; though Cocker speaks about the spookiness of being raised in a place that increasingly felt like an abandoned film set, The Big Melt shies from sadness, instead going full throttle to praise steel and its peripherals.
Hitchcock's biographer Donald Spoto points out that he was "never, on or off the set, especially shy about his homosexual life".
However, in the face of climate emergency, lack of ambition and a set of shy measures towards carbon emission reductions can neutralise the best ideas and great diplomatic role played by the country.
I would have been too shy to set the poem in Ramallah, where I have never been, and Jerusalem has too many huge connotations.
Wearing an informal shirt and plain slacks, the youthful and somewhat shy Mr. McMillen set a pensive mood for his 70-minute program by opening with Mr. Stucky's "Album Leaves," a 10-minute suite of four movements.
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In a sea of burgundy-colored uniforms, their brightly colored hair accessories and shy smiles set each student apart.
