Examples of using Timidity in English and their translations into Spanish
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The readiness of the United Nations to act decisively in Somalia contrasts sharply with the timidity and hesitation that have marked our presence in the former Yugoslavia
AI start of the spring, with certain timidity they begin to show their first flowers,
came to welcome him into betraying it image of timidity that were exhibited in Oniris.
sadness, timidity.
tenderness and timidity, but bathed in an air of playfulness and daring.
a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, an appetite for adventure… over love of ease.
particularly the timidity shown in conducting inquiries
However, the status of women is such that it is no longer possible to use war as an explanation for violations of women's rights or as justifying the timidity of a policy to promote their rights.
it is necessary to make her lose her sensitivity, her timidity, her modesty, harden her to the sight of the most horrible and frightening things.
often misinterpreted as timidity by contemporaries.
Timidity will not mess up:
The party turns out to be an awkward business, thanks to the Indians' timidity and the Britons' bigotry,
to overcome fear and timidity and become ycw leader!
avenues blocked prematurely, excessive timidity, opportunities not seized(for example,
I had to overcome my timidity to contact other young people I didn't know,
One possible explanation for this timidity when confronted with serious violations in countries with which Brazil has diplomatic relations(such as Zimbabwe),
when the sun begins to shine with great timidity.
insomnia, timidity, nervousness and nausea to loss of memory
Assembly to request an advisory opinion on the legality of the threat or use of nuclear weapons may perhaps, we hope, put an end to this period of timidity and groundless reticence on the part of the Assembly to exercise a right entrusted to it under the Charter.
inciting us to overcome our timidity in order to witness steadfastly to the love of God, leaning on the