Sentence examples for timid of from inspiring English sources
"This is definitely something for the timid of heart," Mr. Veasey said.
A surprisingly robust version of what is normally the most timid of soups.
But, in the past couple of years, they have become less timid of people.
The more timid of her two sons, Rajiv, Rahul's late father, was desperately reluctant to enter politics.
The gold-standard Hebrew National is indeed widely available, but it is too moist and mild for all but the most timid of palates.
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.
That documentary's view was that the U.S. film industry was timid out of fear of losing the lucrative German market.
It didn't prevent the appearance of a timid salad of bibb lettuce, hearts of palm and fennel.
"It is an indictment of the timid standard of television drama that Running Scared, the third part of what might otherwise have been regarded as a trilogy of masterworks, still waits to be produced or even published," Elvis Costello says.
It's the timid celebration of the worst of the worst.
The results of Glancys more timid style of diversification speak for themselves.
