Sentence examples for timid way from inspiring English sources

"You don't see the timid way they approach the game.

It's a timid way of running a business.

"There's no timid way you can ride this thing," he said.

In the years after Cardenas's powerful showing in the 1988 race, Mexico did, in its timid way, begin to change.

I'm not shy in a timid way, just shy in a way that I'm not comfortable with people".

"It is an old, timid way of thinking to build our lives and livelihoods around a fuel source that is distant, uncertain and easily manipulated," he said.

Or has Hollywood, a supposed bastion of liberalism so eager in 2008 to help Mr. Obama make it to the White House, slid back into its old, timid ways?

And the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 program, available on Thursday, is headed in the right direction, David Pogue writes, saying that "in its timid, conservative way, it takes voice control unmistakably closer to that holy grail of computing".

But in its timid, conservative way, it takes voice control unmistakably closer to that holy grail of computing.

Braeburn is Mr. Bistrong's show, and so far he, along with John-Paul O'Neil, an alumnus of not only the Harrison but also Blue Hill, has been running it in a slightly timid, confused way.

Walcott was supposed to supply some edge and these two fixtures, his first starts for his country in 12 months, represented an opportunity to transpose buoyant club displays on to the national stage, but his response was far too timid and way too peripheral.