Sentence examples for timidity toward from inspiring English sources
Critics have pummeled law enforcement for timidity toward financial crime and Sarbanes-Oxley for being all bark and no bite.
This was clear when he dressed down some ministers for what he regarded as timidity toward the growers.
Rather, the movie's essential failing is that Gluck and Lieber, in seeking to compensate for what they have perceived as Potter's timidity toward antic slapstick, and in replacing the fable-like simplicity of her stories with a knowing veneer of contemporaneity, have overlooked the suggestive darkness at the core of Potter's work.
Not only does it suffer from lack of the kind of fiscal integration that has, for example,done so much to cushion Florida from the effects of a housing bust; it also suffers from a central bank that has a bias toward timidity because it doesn't have a fiscal authority backing it up.
And although it pays for graduates and postdocs to be reserved and cautious during negotiations, timidity and apprehension do not contribute toward building sound deals or agreements.
Mitt Romney's position toward the conflict raises serious questions, not only about his timidity but also about his shortsightedness in connection with a complex conflict that has been simmering for decades and will, without a doubt, explode if a resolution is not found soon.
Timidity, though, is unhealthy.
Also timidity, humility, alarm.
