Sentence examples for was pretty timid from inspiring English sources
To which George Orwell, who to my mind has written better about Kipling's contradictions than anyone else, noted waspishly that Eliot's stab at righting the balance was pretty timid.
Good luck to TSB, but, purely from a competition perspective, its rebirth as an independent bank is pretty timid.
"The publishing business here is very commercial," he said, "so if you're not known, they are pretty timid about taking on new writers".
"I'm pretty shy," said Mr. Mattingly, who never seemed timid in front of the crowds at the House that Ruth built.
A shy and generally timid child, I was pretty invisible.
She was pretty but a bit chubby and very timid, and my friend was always protective of her.
"We polled how many transactions people need in order to build trust and people are still pretty timid about who they trust," says Udotong. "That's why we're so excited to have transaction histories and to be able to show that these people have done business with this person and this person and this person, and that these are verified companies and not just random people".
Clinton announced this last week, although the exact words she used were a pretty timid denunciation, bordering on a non-answer: "As of today I am not in favor of what I have learned about it," she told PBS News Hour.
