Examples of using Timidity in English and their translations into Portuguese
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So, is it at all possible for nervous cats to overcome their timidity and learn to trust you?
Humility shouldn't be confused with low self-esteem, timidity, feelings of inferiority, or self-degradation.
are sparkling with health, and her voice as she says," Kali Sera," is soft with the timidity and the friendliness of youth.
Fall victim to torpor and timidity." Torpor is not a word a lot of people know.
There is still great timidity in this area, a fear of breaking with the guiding principles of the market economy.
About the timidity of Europe when faced with the situation of Mediterranean countries which long to have their rights respected,
In the event, due to Areobindus' timidity, a battle did not take place;
But timidity often becomes a serious obstacle to achieving goals in childhood and adolescence.
But examine this riot of phrase-making-and timidity in deeds-in the sphere of foreign policy.
Although you have sometimes doubted and at other times manifested dangerous timidity, still, you have always been sincerely just and eminently fair in dealing with your associates.
He strove with Gospel daring to overcome his own timidity in order to proclaim the truth of the faith.
Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease.
parents should understand that timidity and shyness will prevent their baby from fully developing
And this problem was compounded by the timidity of in-country United Nations officials in communicating such information as they had.
It concentrates on the goal, taking away mental dispersion, timidity and the wrong use of free will.
and besides their fear and timidity, this was not the way they had pictured the kingdom of heaven being inaugurated.
The Republican government responded to the threat of a military uprising with remarkable timidity and inaction.
a high degree of timidity.
enabling us to move towards a more integrated Europe, despite the timidity of the Heads of State or Government.
The Algerian Government passed the test victorious in spite of its isolation and timidity, I would even say faintheartedness,