Sentence examples for still timid from inspiring English sources

On the street, he was still timid.

Fortunately, the second and third puppies, while still timid, seemed much easier to capture.

Dictatorial, yet timid.

He was a senior at Penn State but still too timid to ask her out.

The Food and Drug Administration is taking some long overdue but still too timid steps to rein in excessive use of antibiotics in American agriculture.

But if these nations are still too timid to discuss peace in the region when tensions are low, how will they possibly cooperate to ease conflicts if they arise?

Wesley Sneijder, 2010's Wesley Sneijder, picked up possession just inside the Czech Republic's half, looked up, assessed his options and saw nothing, just players standing still, frightened, timid, afraid to receive a pass to feet, and so he hit a long, straight, aimless ball all the way through to Petr Cech.

"We polled how many transactions people need in order to build trust and people are still pretty timid about who they trust," says Udotong. "That's why we're so excited to have transaction histories and to be able to show that these people have done business with this person and this person and this person, and that these are verified companies and not just random people".

Still too timid to try your own?

In fact, I am still too timid to venture outside.

He wrote, "The Great Lover is conscientious and good-hearted, but for all its class-crossing improbability, still rather timid".