Examples of using Timidity in English and their translations into Greek
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are still paying dearly the era of timidity, of postponement and of spasmodic policies.".
Theoretical audacity in general constructions went hand in hand with amazing timidity as regards certain very minor reforms in office routine.
Ironically it is boldness, not timidity, that has brought Mrs Merkel the greatest challenge of her time in office.
Fall victim to torpor and timidity." Torpor is not a word a lot of people know.
These confusions make us forget that the success of the fascists is precisely the product of the timidity of the radical left.
About the timidity of Europe when faced with the situation of Mediterranean countries which long to have their rights respected,
American Intelligence data bases, in contrast, illustrate the timidity and incoherence of American policy.
And the sense of sin which is thus artificially implanted is one of the causes of cruelty, timidity, and stupidity in later life.
These confusions cause us to forget that the success of the fascists is precisely the product of the timidity of the radical left.
The timidity in defending Greek interests with the troika
boys learn a healthy balance between timidity and aggression.
The best that can be said for this timidity is that low deficits now put most member countries in a safe place to loosen the purse strings.
A Bernese Mountain Dog puppy needs lots of socialization so that his natural caution does not become timidity.
This handicap can be surmounted and timidity translated into courage through the aid of the principle of auto-suggestion.
What we in London have to fear is timidity and a reluctance to act boldly.
Mitterrand's financial illiteracy and Delors's timidity.
because in any case there is no room for timidity.
This can be done only by separating the proletarian, the Communist, party, by waging a proletarian class struggle free from the timidity of those petty bourgeois.
shows no aggression or timidity.
to an astonishing degree, with timidity of thought even when it comes to very minor changes.