timidness

But there's a timidness to the show that is hard to shake today.

Of course when he gets over the timidness he'll probably get up to more mischief.

She doesn't exactly hate Ichitaka, but is put off by his timidness.

Despite his timidness and gentle heart, Nix has a strong love for those he cares about.

Heart-felt prayer to the lord destroys all fear and timidness.

I think, however, I shall get over this slight timidness after a few runs".

She does not get along with most of the people, especially Eiri, whom she dislikes for her timidness.

The Temptations' original uses an arrangement similar to a haunted house film score to represent feelings of fear and timidness.

But his timidness and awkwardness keeps him from participating in the play as well as succeeding with Lydia.

Outgoing but not too aggressive tank mates, such as for example surgeonfish or butterflyfish can help with overcoming timidness.

As fond as Susan seemed of the woman, I had the impression she was a bit exasperated by Anna's timidness.

Chuckling at her temerity and her timidness, Luke rid himself of the drawers and socks.

He has often been a dedicated worker and a very wise engine, however later seasons have portrayed an element of timidness, and occasional childishness.

Freed from her peculiar spell of timidness and helplessness, she was in fact less hungry for justice than for a thick cold slice of vengeance.

They are an intensely loyal breed, sometimes reserved with strangers but should not be shy or showing timidness as per the AKC breed standard.

So it was with some timidness that he was asked, "What does the man who eschewed buttons, zippers, jewelry, gloves, belts and shoulder pads think of glamour?"

These characters intentionally lacked the stereotypical feminine traits-sensitivity, timidness and weakness-and were courageous, rebellious, and powerful personalities (Bissell, 112-3).

While at school, she became close friends with Nancy Fitts; however, this is the only known friend Clara Barton had as a child due to her extreme timidness.

'I'll try,' said Mike, who had a hoarse voice like a braying donkey, the gentle timidness of a Jersey cow, and blushed every time he was spoken to.

"Then he came out and said, I'm used to all this, but my new bride isn't, so please respect her privacy or timidness or whatever, and we all said yeah."

He was flattered by the respect, even timidness, which he inspired in his colleagues, who, though they also worked for the MGB, were not doing his kind of secret work.

Her timidness had kept her silent, and her fear that he would be upset he was simply too big a man for her to risk upsetting, when angry men terrified her.

In response to the pandemic, and Hollywood timidness, Bressan wrote and directed the film Buddies in 1985, and it was shown in a handful of urban, art house movie theaters.

From then on, Sobek puts on a facade of cowardice and timidness (essentially becoming the Black Marvel Family analogue of Tawky Tawny) to fool everyone around him.

"In the past," says James Grant, the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer and a bear on stocks, "the extreme of recklessness in credit has been corrected by an extreme of timidness."