Sentence examples for timid heart from inspiring English sources

What temperature?" Catherine says, trying to coax her husband's timid heart out into the open.

To strengthen timid hearts, it promised seats for under £10 ($15).

"This is definitely something for the timid of heart," Mr. Veasey said.

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.

Halfway through the book, Herz succumbs to the futile passion without which an Anita Brookner novel would be unthinkable (though it's a bit much to give her chilly, timid hero a name that means heart in German).

I'm at heart a timid and law-abiding wimp, and now I have a house of my own, I am a solid member of the bourgeoisie.

The often sizzling, always interesting concoctions are ideally suited for diners who seek jump-off-the-plate-taste-punch rather than for the timid or faint of heart (or mouth).

In 1875, the magazine Scribner's Monthly said of the hoodlum, "He drinks, gambles, steals, runs after lewd women, sets buildings on fire, rifles the pockets of inebriated citizens going home in the small hours, parades the streets at night singing obscene songs, uttering horrid oaths and striking terror to the heart of the timid generally".

It didn't prevent the appearance of a timid salad of bibb lettuce, hearts of palm and fennel.

"Stay far from timid Only make moves when your heart's in it And live the phrase sky's the limit".

But on Sunday night, in the middle, there was a cry from the heart, a shadow and a timid attempt at political reconciliation.