Sentence examples for timid building from inspiring English sources

"It's not a timid building," Mr. Foster said, on the phone from his home in Switzerland.

'It's Not a Timid Building' Mr. Bloomberg has long sought a place on the map — literally.

But she has since left to join the World Bank, apparently sacrificed in the interests of coalition politics after a tiff with Aburizal Bakrie, a leading businessman, party leader and former cabinet member.Rather than use his party's parliamentary numbers to push through reform, Mr Yudhoyono has stuck with a timid consensus style, building a bigger, weaker six-party coalition than he needs.

Here in Minnesota, the prospect of five more years of such timid and stereotype-building votes is beginning to scare people.

The shifting lighting schemes atop the Empire State Building seem timid compared with this chameleon.

Further to this, the current policy approach to encouraging energy efficiency in buildings seems timid.

The design doesn't compete with Breuer's building, but there's nothing timid about it.

No pretense of this building's age should hold back the timid; despite its fortified exterior, the dining room and bar are neighborhood destinations -- casual and unpretentious.

These designs, timid or bold, decorative or structural, engendered the prototypes of commercial buildings for the ensuing decades.

Mortgages for such homes can be longer (50 years as opposed to the traditional maximum of 35 years) and building approvals will be simpler.Property experts think these measures are too timid, however.

Even though he has instigated some timid reforms which Cubans welcome (such as allowing them to own cellphones, and legally to buy building materials), he is not a popular president.