Sentence examples for timid conclusion from inspiring English sources

Coming from a man who has spent several years researching Davis's life, this is a disappointingly timid conclusion.

Too easily she went timid.

That means that Mr. Obama and Democrats in Congress should not draw the wrong conclusion and get timid about vital tasks like health care reform or more stimulus spending to ensure that any recovery also creates more jobs.

In the conclusion of my 2003 book on this subject I was rather timid and suggested that the "old-fashioned terminology of passions and affections" was unlikely to "find favour in future psychological theories" (Dixon, 2003, p. 245).

Harry E. Berndt Webster Groves, Mo., Sept. 23, 2007 • To the Editor: Your attempt to address "The Battle Over Health Care" is admirable, but your conclusions under the heading of "What's Missing" are as timid as those of the political candidates.

Nor timid.

He was timid, shy.

That sounds too timid.

I was very timid.

Yet bosses remain timid.

Nana had been timid.