Sentence examples for that was timid from inspiring English sources

And so it has changed from a church that was timid, even silent, to one that makes its opinions known".

Yet those who believed in Hell, in every culture, usually believed in a naked, humanoid soul that was timid and vulnerable outside the body, like an insect out of its carapace.

The result, he said, is a theater that is timid and mediocre.

"The last thing I want is a Fed that is timid, touchy-feely, slow and communicative.

McLellan had promised a report that was neither timid nor deferential.

Donald Trump gave a speech that was rather timid for him (he even read it off a TelePrompTer), but it so outraged some in the audience that AIPAC later had to apologize for even inviting him.

Judged against the rhetoric, the plan that emerged was timid.

Which is not to say that Corita was timid.

They want to have this other side that is not timid or shy, they want to be Zombies".

Mike Pelfrey (8-6) workeightght confident innings in an outing that was nothing like the timid efforts that nearly forced him from the rotation earlier this season.

Obviously this is a kitchen that isn't timid about trying diverse dishes and taking chances.