Sentence examples for timid with from inspiring English sources

He was too timid with his English, both parents agreed.

The deputy seemed nervous at being questioned and was timid with his answers.

Not that Mr. Phuah actually thinks Mr. Chang will be timid with the volume knob.

"But their measures remain too timid, with many quotas still set above the recommended levels.

When blocking, he gets into reasonably good position to deliver a punch, but he is timid with his hands.

In anxiety disorders of childhood, the child is fearful, timid with other children, and overdependent and clinging toward the parents.

Then dine the old year out, with timid forks, with ancient friends.

Timid jabs with a spatula will not end well.

The shifting lighting schemes atop the Empire State Building seem timid compared with this chameleon.

"He speaks such lovely English in a slightly timid manner with such a mellow Austrian intonation".

And Mr. Adelson has publicly expressed doubts about Mr. Romney, describing him as timid compared with Mr. Gingrich.