0 in a way that intentionally tries to keep something secret: --
Indeed, they coyly admit that written works can no doubt be found, to some extent, offensive.
Now they have suddenly coyly discovered constitutional propriety.
It was in the queue, the long queue of measures to be proposed, but coyly hidden at the end of all the others.
Will he now give us the figure which until now he has so coyly avoided?
They let us know that there were 132 complaints about particular "bedroom scenes", as it rather coyly describes this particular action on the screen.
It is all very coyly expressed, but it is all there.
The pamphlet he has referred to says, somewhat coyly, that this is a personal contribution by the authors and not an official party pamphlet.
After all, it did not glide coyly into the world.
