Sentence examples for visibly shy from inspiring English sources
Successful skivers never visibly shy away from work: confronted with the inevitable they make a point of looking extremely eager.
Ms. Coppola, visibly shy, accepted her two statues with an understated "Thank you, Hollywood Foreign Press," the 90-member association that gives out the awards.
Both visibly shied away from the idea that they represented the next generation of New York anything.
In between songs, Palomo threw out a visibly-shy "Hey, how are you guys doing tonight?" followed by a quiet laugh.
He famously shies away from publicity, rarely gives interviews and appears visibly uncomfortable at congressional hearings.
One of her slaves, Davus (Max Minghella), visibly pines for her, as does a shy pupil named Synesius (Rupert Evans), and one much less shy named Orestes (Oscar Isaac), who propositions her in the famous library of Alexandria, which she directs.
For those who believe that "life" begins at conception, the description of twin preemies should prompt re-thinking, for at twenty-three weeks the twins are shy of "the cusp of viability" - visibly and biologically so.
