Sentence examples for the more timid from inspiring English sources

The more timid, however, think twice.

The more timid cats have been difficult to catch.

"The more timid personalities tend to turn around and leave".

The more timid Mexicans were more likely to be picked on, he said.

The more timid nodded their head and those more brave said yes".

The more timid of her two sons, Rajiv, Rahul's late father, was desperately reluctant to enter politics.

As we walked next to the Air and Space Museum, what appeared to be an orderly line was spotted, and the more-timid members of my personal group demanded we follow the rules and stand in this line.

Another top Israeli official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly, said the big question for him was whether the revelations would make the Palestinians more timid in future negotiations because of public indignation.

Since those days the battles have become ever more ferocious with the much more timid pro-Israel groups at America and Europe's leading Universities being clobbered by Students for Justice in Palestine, Israel Apartheid Week, and BDS.

Gina McKee is a wonder of coiled nastiness as Goneril while Justine Mitchell has fun weeping and wailing as the slightly more timid rebel Regan.

One of the keys to Mr. Gore's behavior, the authors suggest, is an insecurity that they say many of his former aides believe "brought out his tendency to be bureaucratic, defensive about his turf, wooden in public presentation, prone to exaggerate his own accomplishments, impressed by resumes and the conventions of the establishment, and more timid than he wanted to be".