(1) Morgan almost stooped in mid-stride causing the horse to shy away.

(2) He seemed very shy and nervous, and getting words out of his mouth was like pulling teeth.

(3) Interviewees reported that shy students were more vulnerable to teasing.

(4) He rubbed the back of his head in embarrassment, giving a shy smile.

(5) She was absolutely charming, rather maternal and incredibly shy herself.

(6) Noise must be kept to a minimum, as tigers are shy .

(7) I never dreamed I would get so close to one of these shy animals.

(8) At first the animals were quite shy , but they have settled in well.

(9) Build a brush pile near your feeder to make sparrows, towhees, and other shy birds feel more at home, but be sure it won't harbor roaming cats.

(10) Today, this area of Broadland still attracts these shy birds.

(11) The Opeh was an extremely shy bird, and very rarely came within sight of a human.

(12) And he grinned that shy little grin that I was learning to love.

(13) The stallion snorted in the way that only horses could and began to shy at something on the side of the trail.

(14) The shy monkey species was already known to local tribespeople called the Wanyakyusa.

(15) A third explanation for our finding is that shy children may be more sensitive to the symptoms of illness or more likely to reflect on their internal states.

(16) Jayalalitha, a once shy , timid, tiny introvert, was so outstanding in her studies that her portrait hangs in her school as a star alumnus with academic excellence as her only passion.

(17) We need to find ways of ensuring that shy people can live in this coming transparent society without becoming second-class citizens.

(18) They are not shy birds and may allow close views as they busily feed.

(19) I've gone from being shy and timid, to being quietly confident and assured.

(20) Tapirs are shy , reclusive rainforest animals that live in nearly any wooded or grassy habitat with a permanent supply of water.