Sentence examples for timidly suggest from inspiring English sources
She endures a horribly uncomfortable meeting at her publisher where new executives timidly suggest a revamping and sexing-up of the cover with bright colours – like advertising M&Ms, as Nathalie furiously puts it.
She has headaches and fainting spells, and when her employers timidly suggest a secondary maid to help her with the chores, Raquel begins a sociopathic guerrilla war against the unfortunate new arrival and against the family itself.
(The employee who timidly suggests cutting the office beer budget is tossed out the window).
But rather than calling for a ban pending further tests it timidly suggests that farmers and gardeners apply pesticides more carefully or switch to non-toxic methods.
They are calling foul now that President Obama has very timidly and conservatively suggested two states, Palestine and Israel, along the 1967 borders with "mutually agreed swaps".
I suggested something timidly to Annie (my 6-and-a-half year old) the other day.
This worried him; he thinks it suggests that he was cooking timidly.
Theodor W. Adorno's Jargon of Authenticity (1964) suggested that the poems are essentially evil: "The fact that the neoromantic lyric sometimes behaves like the jargon [of authenticity], or at least timidly readies the way for it, should not lead us to look for the evil of the poetry simply in its form.
