Sentence examples for timid stuff from inspiring English sources
War or no war, Rinder has a predilection for drab, timid stuff.
Directed by Mr. Aschwanden and Yosi Wanunu, "back2private" was timid stuff that could have made a lot more of its ingredients.
The latter bills itself as a "queer opera zine"; it balances the expected diva worship with merciless behind-the-scenes reporting, next to which "Molto Agitato" is timid stuff.
We can't let a fear of turning into Prince Charles make us the timid dupes of stuff that is not brave, just bad.
This stuff looks timid compared to the Greens, who promise to double child benefits – an extra £1,000 a year to parents – with the £14bn per year bill recovered by soaking the rich.
But this is mostly weak stuff, with a timid and reactionary final message about how it's better to stay in your home town, rather than go for a big-city college education.
The plot is the stuff of everyday life: financial worries, relatives' visits, a timid suitor, a rapid passage of time.
The music, by Michael Nyman, is rabble-rousing stuff; its crescendos make Rossini's look like those of a timid beginner.
Other appetizers were less distinguished, from dull, heavy stuffed artichoke to veal soup that combined stringy meat and timid stock.
