Sentence examples for timid for from inspiring English sources
Some characters are timid for a reason.
The budget was far too timid for the free-marketeers.
He painted Greenpeace as timid for its failure to prevent refuelling: "Of course it's dangerous.
She saw him lingering there, just a little timid, for what seemed like an hour.
We are too dull and timid for the magic and the flesh.
You will ask yourselves: why were we so timid for so long?
She's hoping to set up an Internet dating site for the timid of heart, for people like herself, called Chaste Dates, but so far it's a non-starter.
And veterans counsel that entrepreneurship is not for the timid but for the bold.
In the summer of 2012, before the Fed embarked on its latest round of bond purchases, the economy appeared to be stalling, and some observers criticized Bernanke for being too timid and for not doing enough to help the unemployed.
The timid opt for the canvas tote; the committed spring for the leather satchel.
Timid plans for more tagging and weekend sentencing will only cut a few.
