Examples of using Timidity in English and their translations into Hungarian
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isolation and timidity necessarily entail.
He identifies Russia's timidity and caution in providing a full throated challenge to the“Invisible Government” that controls the U.S.
However, I also see timidity in your proposals and too many concessions to those who shamelessly mortgage our social
Although you have sometimes doubted and at other times manifested dangerous timidity, still, you have always been sincerely just
But they evinced not the timidity of the scared flock--there were dark brows of defiance,
It usually manifests as timidity in action and exaggerated concern about possibly harmful
There are various answers: timidity; blindness;
is a conscious or subconscious feeling of timidity or fear.
therefore in relations with men, she shows excessive timidity and indecision.
indolence or timidity for whatever reason.
but mediocrity, timidity.
is a conscious or subconscious feeling of timidity or fear.
Timidity and aggressiveness are two forms of lack of fortitude which are often found in human behaviour;
In any case, the SPD's timidity on eurozone policy suggests that,
therefore, something may be properly attempted by criticism, keeping the middle way between presumption and timidity.
As the Catechism teaches, prudence“is not to be confused with timidity or fear”; rather,
then Putin's timidity becomes much more understandable.
for there is no timidity within you.
that for its sake I would not have hesitated to lay down my life; but my timidity nevertheless suggested to me many reasons for excusing myself from again willingly taking upon my shoulders so heavy a burden.
but mediocrity, timidity.”.