Sentence examples for timid numbers from inspiring English sources

Why do the lyrics for "I Hope," a weak-kneed gospel song that is one of the album's only musically timid numbers, touch on spousal abuse only to conclude that "it's O.K. for us to disagree, we can work it out lovingly"?

Gorillas are peaceful, rather timid animals whose numbers have plummeted at the hands of humans who chop down their forests, shoot them for food, and spread transmissible diseases to them.

Scowcroft recalls the momentum that led to the invasion: "Maybe we were looking for an opportunity to show that we were not as messed up as the Congress kept saying we were, or as timid as a number of people said".

And because there's something rather timid about single-digit numbers, we're doing it the proper way.

The zoo had been established 25 years ago to house a small number of the timid and endangered okapis that are the familiar image of Congo's diverse fauna.

Torres has been critical of some of de Blasio's policies; after the Mayor proposed that seven hundred and fifty NYCHA apartments be set aside for homeless families, Torres said that the number was "too timid".

Swift's new release is one of the few albums I can imagine selling truly astonishing numbers in today's timid, parched market.

The most important question is whether she is gharelu, "homely", meaning subservient, timid, hard-working.Strikingly, his customers now include rising numbers of brides (and their parents), too.

The protocol provides both step-by-step instructions and a judicious number of screenshots to guide even technically timid students through the process of gathering sequence data.

The protocol provides both step-by-step instructions and a judicious number of screenshots to guide even technically timid students through the process of sequence alignment.

The president was at risk of seeming politically timid and calculating, standing at the sidelines while a large number of Americans — including members of both parties — embraced gay marriage.