Examples of using Timidity in English and their translations into French
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came to welcome him into betraying it image of timidity that were exhibited in Oniris.
Fifth, when through natural timidity, the teacher speaks
Klaus Hofmann notes:"Bach has taken greater pleasure in depicting defiance than in representing timidity and has thus departed to some extent from his librettist's intention.
The commission's timidity was attacked by the Bristol Mercury and Daily Post, who accused them of using
incompetence and timidity offer a better explanation of Pope than treachery,
As a woman MP from Burundi explains:“Sometimes, timidity and fear of failure prevent women MPs from proposing bills” as women often lack self-confi dence.
a gift which is not a spirit of timidity, but a Spirit of power
Overcome all timidity and pride, thank him for coming,
without the pusillanimity, timidity and laxity characteristic of the approaches so far attempted by the international community.
Maria Anna was almost completely deaf, which according to her friend Princess Catherine Radziwill,"caused her to show extreme timidity and embarrassment whenever she found herself in company.
caution is sometimes used to camouflage timidity or used as a pretext for not taking any necessary action.
recommending that she be demonstrative of her feelings and overcome any timidity so as not to discourage her husband,
embracing all issues without timidity, without fatigue, we can achieve peace.”
to give private lessons, finding pupils with great difficulty on account of his timidity.
it is necessary to make her lose her sensitivity, her timidity, her modesty, harden her to the sight of the most horrible
discovered new places in Valence, met new people and won her timidity.
being appointed to public office include lack of capacity, timidity and fear, as well as lack of self-confidence
What is ironic is that the web of corruption, timidity and weakness within the judiciary
because of custom and tradition, and out of timidity, many women, especially in rural areas,
and. health.“with timidity,”22. and. subsequently.