Sentence examples for timid visits from inspiring English sources

Seymour writes, the "few timid visits Fanny made to see Mary and [Claire] in London were acts of great courage; she got little thanks for them".

The plot is the stuff of everyday life: financial worries, relatives' visits, a timid suitor, a rapid passage of time.

"Today, people are looking for far more than museums, culture and restaurants from a city visit, but they may be too timid or not have the opportunity to meet local people.

More timid.

And timid.

Be Timid!

Nor timid.

He was timid, shy.

But Not Too Timid!

That sounds too timid.

I was very timid.