Sentence examples similar to timid about forming from inspiring English sources

Pearson has never been timid about pushing form to its limits, and his splendid prose is also artificial, stunningly so -- high-pitched, evocative, decorative and closer to the human heart than the rictus-grinned pseudorealism of many modern mysteries.

"Most people who like my work are timid about their own sense of art.

I won't be timid about it.

"I was timid about shooting it.

The class was extremely timid about discussing the material.

There was nothing timid about those bags.

Mr Modi has so far been timid about privatisations.

It would seem no place for the timid, but then there is nothing timid about the way Lemaitre runs.

The agency is also timid about destroying illicit equipment.

We are not usually timid about phone calls.

There was something a bit timid about it.