Sentence examples for timid and a from inspiring English sources
I was very shy and timid and a little overweight.
What was once timid and a little dull turns vibrant, tangy and impossible to stop eating.
Bradley, who made campaign-finance reform a central issue, attacked Gore as ideologically timid and a captive of Party interest groups.
Most animal species count among their ranks individuals who are unusually bold or extremely timid, and a growing body of evidence suggests these temperamental differences are largely genetic.
Murray, sadly, doesn't play the losing game as well as his predecessor, Tim Henman, a nonpareil with a name to fail for, close both to timid and a female chicken.
The New York Times Company is not A.T. & T. or Disney; it doesn't have the resources to become an on-line leviathan, as its recent, comparatively timid, seven-and-a-half-per-cent investment in the financial-information site TheStreet.com attests.
Per CNN, the mother involved in the San Bernardino shooting, Tashfeen Malik, was petite in stature, timid, and an unlikely killer by all outside appearances.
Chat is probably the means that allows for most flexibility and immediacy within a private context, although emails might also work for you if you're a bit timid and need a buffer between you and their response.
From 1992: My criticism inspires me with an increasing impatience — it seems simultaneously timid and reckless, a callow papering-over of an invincible ignorance.
With our ageing population and growing care needs, these proposals are very timid and just a drop in the ocean.
When an entirely new and untried political project is sprung upon the people, they are startled, anxious, timid, and for a time they are mute, reserved, noncommittal.
