Sentence examples for timid blueprints from inspiring English sources

So he now feels called to a kind of mission: to describe what is happening, to single out the specific failures and misdeeds of politicians, energy companies, environmental activists and journalists who share responsibility for our predicament, and then propose bold solutions that -- unlike more timid blueprints already on the public agenda -- would in his view actually solve the problem.

Nor timid.

He was timid, shy.

I was very timid.

That sounds too timid.

That includes blueprints".

There are no blueprints".

Yet bosses remain timid.

Nana had been timid.

"Blueprints" was the result.

More serious still was Mr Geithner's financial-rescue blueprint which, though touted as a bold departure from the incrementalism and uncertainty that had plagued the Bush administration's Wall Street fixes, in fact looked depressingly like his predecessors' efforts: timid, incomplete and short on detail.