Sentence examples for timid statement from inspiring English sources

Yet the plays on proportions of shortened, drop-crotch pants and full coats made a timid statement.

Taner Kuruca, the Soma man said to have been the victim, made a timid statement, sounding quite fearful.

Miller was writing before the current violence in Egypt, but the calculus of realpolitik that he outlined is what lies behind the timid statements of Obama, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, and Secretary of State John Kerry.

"You're sure about that," Nigel said, too timid to curve the statement into a question.

"We are delighted with our first full month of operations, but we are reminded that opening a resort of this caliber and this scope is a daunting challenge," the hardly timid CEO said in a statement.

In his re-election bid, President Vladimir Putin refused to participate in any debates, make any policy statements, respond to his few timid detractors or explain his plans for Russia's future.

Two days later, in a statement many secular figures deemed too timid, Samir Dilou, a government spokesman and a member of Ennahda, reiterated the party's view that the film was "a violation of the sacred".

The human rights organization Amnesty International issued a statement criticizing Mr. Ban for being too timid on the extent of the inquiry.

Then, the timid report from the American Academy of Pediatrics hesitantly providing a wishy-washy statement for pediatricians to use as a guide when discussing organic foods with patients.

More than statement pieces, these oversize rocks are a manifesto against timid ornamentation.

The agency needs to "do more than just accelerate this problem by rubber stamping every next-generation satellite application that comes our way using yesterday's orbital debris rules," she wrote in a statement, and today's rulemaking proposal is "only a timid start".