“timid”造句，怎麼用timid造句

He is too timid to venture upon a new undertaking.

An active Leo can not understand timid and quiet Pisces.

And now, and for the first time, he was a suppliant, tender and timid and doubting.

The more timid of her two sons, Rajiv, Rahul's late father, was desperately reluctant to enter politics.

This was not sort of for the timid iPhone because you could very easily brick your iPhone.

They say it's safe to yell and throw rocks from a distance — never corner a bear — because black bears are generally timid and would rather run than confront.

Some people said that, the seashore child is bravest, I am very timid, therefore wants to go to there to embolden, did not know is reliable.

I 've walked on the broken stone road by the lake in summer evening. My heart beats stronger than cicada sings. The quiet lake records my timid steps.

For the lazy or timid freelancer (can there be such a thing?) this may sound daunting, and it might not be the environment they would like to work in.

The government of Felipe Calderón, president since 2006, has taken some timid steps to make the state energy monopolies less inefficient, and has applied the odd pinprick to Mr Slim.

True love is timid, is not pompous.

The least noise would startle the timid child.

He was timid and always tried to keep out of trouble.

The weasel is a timid animal but will fight like a tiger in defence of its young.

Moreover, it had been a long time since he had seen him; and this still further augmented the impossibility for Marius' timid and reserved nature.

It is daring again-not always in a good way but in one that is likely to be instructive to more timid souls, not least Mr Obama and his Republican foes.

HE IS not known for being timid.

They are not timid. They're quite confident and bold.

What! That bland and rather timid and decidedly gentleman, youth, as he saw him, charged with murder?

Before the incident was made in spotlight, her friends and classmates all said that she was very timid and kind! No one had thought that she would persecute animals so cruelly for the sake of money!

The tiny world of Singapore's usually timid NGOs has never seen anything like it.

A timid defenseless simpleton who is readily preyed upon.

Near the door stood a mulatto woman, evidently a servant in the house, with a timid bearing and an emaciated face pitifully sad and gentle.