Sentence examples for shy to learn from inspiring English sources

Don't be shy to learn such a language just because you're older than being called a "kid".

But in "The Island," she is shy Henrietta Atkins, hoping to learn about Darwin's theories by making a hands-on study of marine biology.

There is something moving in his renunciation of self, and the way the shy, stammering swain simply has to learn to live with Iris's voracious sexual appetite for other men and other women.

Don't be shy, you are in school to learn, but also to socialize!

"They can be shy," she said, "and sometimes they need to learn how to play a little".

"A Young Maidservant" (circa 1660), done during Sweerts's later northern period, is a lovely study of a shy, unworldly country girl who has everything to learn.

'I wasn't a natural charity person,' says Deborah .'I had to learn how not to be shy.

He's the kind of guy who knows what he doesn't know, who seems eager to learn, and who isn't shy about asking for advice".

Show respect for your host family - do not shy away from them, as you are there to learn.

Bill Shorten urged the government to learn from the Bishop affair and shy away from a "hyper-partisan" choice.

The girls were shy but energetic and confident, well informed, and eager to learn.