Over the past five or six years, ABC has tried and tried again to replicate parts of the "Lost" formula, but with more timid concepts and less imaginative executions.
Earlier in the module, partners were timid and shared less; maybe they'd talk about the difficult experience of missing the bus on the way to work.
A study in Western Australia found that students who had lower admission scores and who were shy and timid were less likely to complete the medical course than those with higher admission grades and who were more outgoing and uninhibited [ 8].
UK politicians need to become more coherent and less timid in articulating the value of aid to all parties.
Chinese children born after the policy have grown up to become less altruistic and trusting, more timid, less competitive, more pessimistic and less conscientious than the Chinese who were born just before the policy, they claimed.
The slogans were now in fact fiercer, the leaders of the movement less timid, and at least some of the demonstrators clearly angrier.
"I'm a Mayan, and we're typically very timid and think we're less important than those people with blue eyes and blond hair.
Meanwhile, those who have been less timid, and did not hesitate to buy during the demoralization, stand an excellent chance of faring better than the late comers.
If you transplant the gut microbiota of relaxed and adventurous mice into the guts of timid and anxious mice they become less stressed and more adventurous.
Both seem shyer and less confident than Alex. Pepperberg's lab manager, Arlene Levin, describes Griffin as "a timid guy, and a plucker".
