Sentence examples for timid ones from inspiring English sources

Most of them catch on, but timid ones feel they have to buy.

It's better to have bold ideas than timid ones.

As for great lamb-burgers, no news is bad news: the timid ones at Flip, in the Bloomingdale's basement, pretty much flopped.

"If people were named at the end of their lives, we wouldn't have mistakes like selfish children named Charity, and timid ones named Leo," she declares.

For many years, Pullman supplemented his writing income by teaching literature at a middle school and at Westminster College, both in Oxford, and he retains some of the traits common in favorite teachers: a sartorial trademark (red socks) and a goodnatured gruffness, calibrated to let the charming students know that they won't be indulged but not so harsh as to scare the timid ones.

Most Latin American governments are taking steps, albeit timid ones, to decriminalize the consumption of some drugs.

Tiny Saarland proposes a timid one-year extension of primary school, but may fail to enact the needed constitutional change.There are other ways to make education more equitable.

[But] I'm proud of my team: I prefer a brave team to a timid one," he says.

And Jeff Hall was the timid one, who still has not a bad word to say about one of his oldest friends.

She's the prim, timid one who's filled with inhibitions, while he couldn't give a toss about anything or anyone.

But it is a timid one, and it will be so challenging to administer and so easy to circumvent that it will be unlikely to have any real impact on speculators.