We would trumpet our timidity and lack of vision with a penny whistle.
It does not mean that we should allow timidity to become the byword.
On that occasion timidity and caution, and the principle of avoiding conflict, triumphed.
The frequency of erroneously overextending or overly limiting the scope of philosophical principles is due to the inherent risk of recklessness or timidity in inductive generalizations.
Nevertheless, the isolation of plantations, timidity of the workers, and their absorption into the plantation borders reduced this mobility.
If so, can we say that fear or timidity may impair one's reading comprehension?
It showed no clinical signs except a lack of timidity and reluctance to move.
This work remained undone not because of lethargy or timidity, though those qualities may have come into play, but because of judicial activism.
