Sentence examples for timid individual from inspiring English sources
The thought of whizzing along on a powered bike on the open road is probably not one the more timid individual would relish.
Although Katinka Bai, a timid individual, is not a heroine in comparison with today's depiction of a strong independent woman, the reader is naturally drawn to empathize with her situation and with her as a character.
A timid person; a coward.
Visiting a few of these during August, I had seen a variety of children, some intelligent, some mildly retarded, some outgoing, some timid, all with their own individual personalities.
Mr. Bolton had characterized supporters of the test-ban treaty as "misguided individuals following a timid and neo-pacifist line of thought".
Described in several breed standards as "merry", they are amiable and typically neither aggressive nor timid, although this depends on the individual.
Will every individual have to be a tight-lipped, right-thinking, timid, dutiful, obedient, queue-forming clone to escape the censure of the unblinking eye now being opened by the state upon us?
Like Feldman, his writing aims to return danger and glamour to books, as other programs' alums crank out timid couplets aimed to please the elite instead of his or her individual soul.
Further, individuals who stood out from the masses by being more timid, nervous and emotionally unstable were at 14-fold increased risk for developing depressive and at 7-fold risk for anxiety disorders compared to persons with moderate neuroticism levels.
Individual member countries appear defenseless, like sitting ducks, before speculators who perceive the timid measures taken so far as an invitation to continue mounting their attacks.
