Sentence examples for was timid about from inspiring English sources

"I was timid about shooting it.

Even though the dunk test with the dummy screen was a success, I was timid about risking my loaner tablet.

Some wondered if he was timid about the idea of leaving the comfort of the only major league team he knew to come to New York in the midst of a pennant race, but Kuroda insisted it was a gesture of loyalty to the team that first signed him out of Japan.

Welles was timid about shooting his love scene with Moreau, and used a double whenever possible.

Having little experience with live performance, the duo was timid about committing to a tour.

I won't be timid about it.

Mr Modi has so far been timid about privatisations.

He said the mayor has not been timid about crime.

Women still tend to be timid about negotiating salaries and raises.

"Most people who like my work are timid about their own sense of art.

Too many doctors have been timid about promoting the shots, experts say.