Sentence examples for shy of having from inspiring English sources

I'm less shy of having my photo taken, or being on TV, or speaking in public.

Their return to earth is hastened by a defense that is a pass rusher shy of having sustainable big-play capabilities.

"Earlier, Jamiat used to openly announce its affiliation, and its members were never shy of having their names imprinted on Jamiat posters and pamphlets.

Suzuki, who seems to be in a constant stupor -- he's 2 winks shy of having had 40 -- works for a car rental company.

This forum has never been shy of having an opinion on these issues, so have a look at the report, and, what do we think?

Even though Democrats are now two seats shy of having 60 votes in the Senate, Republican cooperation will be needed on big-ticket items.

Wells died in 1946 a few weeks shy of 80, having written incessantly through two world wars.

Traditional aesthetics judged art on its perceived beauty, but then aesthetics has often been shy of what has been popular.

A curiosity that I had been either fearful or shy of satisfying had been satisfied.

Mr. Pietri, weeks shy of 60, has another opinion, a poetic prerogative shared by those who have dared to dream of a Nuyorican utopia.

He died three months short of his 61st birthday, one day shy of what, had he remained married to my mother and lived an altogether different kind of life, would have been his ruby wedding anniversary.