But then, in the sixth inning, something changed abruptly, and his aggressive approach turned timid.
The radical Sellars turned timid when deciding on costumes for the black and Hispanic women in the cast.
At a time when many are seeking small-press alternatives because they believe that conventional publishing is dying, in large part because it has turned timid, increasingly unvaried and run by its bean-counters, it is heartening to see that the big guys still have a champion.
Even the boldest N.F.L. coaches can turn timid on fourth down.
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.
Over the two years he works with Rothko, Ken (the character, who is fictional, is given no surname) turns from timid underling to brash upstart.
Turning the timid, antisocial introverted stereotype on its head, Cain explains the unique skills that the introverted among us bring to the table and discusses the barriers we might face in a workplace designed for the extrovert.
Lately, the bad news about meat had turned me into a timid carnivore.
Cycling, she found, eventually turned her from a "timid, mousy young woman", as she put it, to the confident person she became later in life.
Sky Cinema 10pm WEDNESDAY The Kid from Brooklyn (Norman Z. Mcleod, 1946) Glossy Goldwyn musical comedy (a re-make of Harold Lloyds 1936 The Milky Way) giving full scope to Danny Kaye as a timid milkman turned into a prize-fighter after accidentally knocking out a boxing champ.
In person, Moss is ebullient, flip, much more so than she is on screen, where she excels at quiet, tightly wound characters who suppress their feelings to get on with the job: earnest, driven Peggy, the timid secretary turned ace copywriter in Mad Men.
