Sentence examples for timid looking from inspiring English sources

She beckoned to a timid looking 15-year-old girl wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt.

In a way it's as paradoxical as its subject: a big, lusty but surprisingly timid look at the bold pioneers and profiteers who ravaged nature to build a nation.

The garnish -- and a gimlet should have it (it's green water without one) -- is a thin crescent moon of lime, floated in the drink invitingly, not perched on the side like a timid swimmer looking at a cold lake.

It's a sign of how powerful the political voodoo protecting health spending remains that even such a timid step looks dramatic.

With a general election due in the next few months, this timid government looks unlikely to defang a venomous law, even as a scintilla of hope shows for poor Rimsha.

There is the deception, like a timid-looking data entry clerk who turns out to be spy.

It is nominally the story of the sexual entanglement between Y (Kim Tae Yeon), an 18-year-old schoolgirl, and J Lee Sang Hyunn), a timid-looking sculptor in his late 30's.

Young Jeezy came out to rap his verse, and he was just one of Drake's many guests for the night: Birdman on "Money to Blow"; a timid-looking Francis of Francis and the Lights on the regretful "Karaoke"; Mack Maine on "Every Girl"; and Tyga on the buoyant "Bedrock".

If you're that fussed about smoking just nick a 'rollie' off of a timid-looking student type as they're always up for giving away their disgusting hampers of dried-out tobacco and their foul, execrable liquorice papers.

"The other people, they looked timid, they look shy in appearing before reporters — they only gave their version to certain very selective, biased media," Mr. Ho said.

Senate Democrats look timid in comparison.