Mamma is so timid-ifshe saw me it might make her ill.

These birds by nature lend themselves to such tricks, being so timid.

Go, go to bed, Louisa, and do not be so timid, child.

Don't be so timid, I shan't break to pieces if I'm touched.

Soon many people did come round, and did look, Oh so timid.

For the love of Jupiter, Selene, are you really so timid?

She was so timid, that driving to Whangarei was too daunting, she said.

We will be fearless and companionable who have been so timid and solitary.

It was so timid that he expected it to be the linguist, Phillips.

Vehemently the young man, ordinarily so timid and diffident, approached her.

But I am not so timid, and can speak the Queen's English plainly.

They say it is full of grim spectres, and I am so timid!

But then men are so timid, so false, and so blind!

Certainly not by so timid a man and unimaginative a writer as Charles Dickens.

And then some folks wonder why I am so timid.

Dicky could not think what it mattered, or why her voice was so timid.