Sentence examples for timid that from inspiring English sources

First, he could that say that if he is being too timid, that is merely a reflection of the inevitable difficulty of running as a sitting vice-president.

You go in there timid, that's when you get hurt".

"If we were being criticized for being timid, that would upset me," Mr. Lowry said.

"We may find someone who's timid, that we scare terribly".

How did we become so fearful and timid that we've given away essential liberties?

But its goals are so modest, so tiny, so timid that fulfillment is exactly what it does not provide.

As potential growth methodology does not take into account other imbalances such as the current account, during the expansionary period the stability in nominal wages growth (or inflation) was interpreted as a sign of reductions in the NAIRU, even though the labor market reforms were very timid at that time.

He rejects charges that the agency is timid, saying that is a myth perpetuated by former weapons inspectors, who have set themselves up as commentators-for-hire.

Mr. Cook said that he had tried to anticipate a problem — a timid audience — that ended up not being a problem at all.

"He's been timid on that".

He calls for a new, less selfish, less timid politics that "reflects the core decency of the American people".