Sentence examples for timid with a from inspiring English sources
However, ministers have been far too timid with a policy that could make a significant contribution to cutting emissions and boosting energy security.
Zhichun (female) - She's the youngest of the bunch, very smart, a little timid, with a strong personality.
Canada's post-crisis GDP decline has been fairly timid, with a 3.6% drop in economic activity from 2008 to 2009, and the recession lasted only for three quarters [ 24].
Timid jabs with a spatula will not end well.
Instead, I met two slightly timid men with a genuine passion for what they're doing. .
The prodigiously gifted Mr. Guinness seems tailor-made for the part of Henry, our seemingly timid protagonist with a very naughty, greedy side to him.
Cheerio, she said, moving on to a miniature female with a white-and-brown coat, is timid with strangers, "but will follow me around like a puppy dog".
Being a member is not for the timid, with club prices high enough to make a Wall Street banker blink.
Gradualism has, it seems, had little impact.In this section Taiwan's China dare Jospin turns timid Prudence with an electoral purpose The risks of gradualism A soluble problem Reprints Related items Wanted: two million barrelsMar 23rd 2000 The real meaning of empowermentMar 23rd 2000 To boldly go...Mar 23rd 2000 Wake-up callMar 23rd 2000At one level, that is not so surprising.
"He's in the position of appearing fierce with the Israelis over an insult, but timid with the Iranians over nuclear weapons," said Mr. Rothkopf.
Saint Laurent became an object of immediate fascination: quiet, timid, with neatly parted schoolboy hair, anxious eyes lurking behind thick glasses and a frail body encased in a tight black suit.
