| Unfortunately, it may be that the Streetwise isn't funky enough even for the shyer funksters among us. |
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| She didn't really fit in, she stood out from the rest, far more beautiful and a lot shyer. |
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| With room-mates, the shyer of the two tended to change more emotionally. |
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| Calvin seemed a bit shyer now and he wasn't smiling quite so much. |
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| Real bright red and tight, but she was shy, kind of nervous — I could tell she was shyer than a dress like that. |
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| Although wildlife is shyer here, the park is home to leopards, sloth bears, crocodiles, elephants, deer and many bird species. |
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| Those were a lot shyer than usual though, having 4 French-speaking guests in the classrooms being quite rare! |
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| Maybe I was shyer before, and I wouldn't say what I thought. |
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| Other slightly shyer residents include buffalo, Rothschild giraffe, eland, lion, leopard and black rhino. |
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| Depending on their character and upbringing some children and young people will naturally fit in more easily or be more at ease while others might be shyer or less confident. |
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| There's an element of positive discrimination in appointments, and most of the investment banks would be significantly shyer of firing a woman than a man. |
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| According to Adrian Treves, a wildlife biologist at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, European brown bears, which are closely related to grizzlies, are shyer and more nocturnal than their American brethren. |
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| In addition, risk capital has become shyer. |
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| For the sake of convenience, adults often tend to rely on the brighter child, although by delegating responsibility to a slower, shyer child they could help the latter to become more self-assured. |
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| Siberian bears, for example, tend to be much bolder toward humans than their shyer, more persecuted European counterparts. |
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| This method of hunting, however, is not so much practised now as formerly, as the antelope are getting continually shyer and more difficult to flag. |
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