Exempel på timidly

• His companion timidly raised his hand for permission to speak.

• Someone touched his elbow so timidly that he thought it had been accidental.

• "What is your husband's business?" Mrs. Tylor asked timidly.

• So the opposition timidly makes concession after concession, while seeking shelter in anonymity.

• Why does she ask 'timidly'?

• If you are going to exercise it timidly, hesitatingly, and ineffectively you will not even then avoid friction with neutrals.

• It then pondered whether to recommend reform, but timidly retreated from the fray.

• In some instances, relatives brought complaints rather timidly but had their cases upheld.

• It is a good thing that, however timidly, we are now attempting to deal with this problem.

• Some yards have made progress on this matter timidly and slowly, but there is still an attitude in the industry of "them"and"us".

• They were distant days, when we talked of things tentatively and timidly.

• The fact that he dealt so timidly with the previous amendment makes his performance on this one even more disgraceful.

• Either we take a risk and innovate, as with carbon fibres, or timidly we opt out of the lead.

• It must look friendly and encouraging to someone who may be coming timidly for the first time.

• We proceed slowly and timidly in this form of contribution towards output.

• Even the simple possibilities of wind farms are only timidly touched upon.

• The answer is far too little, far too timidly.

• Shortcomings in management are highlighted, but also, timidly, in our opinion, the causes are mentioned.