diffidently's Usage Examples:

" Zellman diffidently informs Tony that he is having a serious relationship with his ex-comaré.

Sent to Wilson Crumb, he diffidently offers her a semi-nude part requiring a nude audition, and in a weak.

from the group's debut album, taken at a slower pace, the first verse diffidently spoken by Wayne, recorded without any strings or brass, and interpolating.

At the reception, she diffidently asks Ransome for a loan of "1,000.

Hornblower "diffidently" asked Bush to be his first lieutenant; Bush, for his part, was hoping.

Carter later wrote: In my reply [to Lythgoe] I somewhat diffidently inquired whether it would be possible — for the immediate emergency at.

Then Gaidai asks me, somewhat diffidently: 'And now, Natasha, could I ask you perhaps to undress - down to a swimming.

This the shepherd diffidently declines, at which the king awards him a monetary pension, and pardons.

Sometimes, Bertie acts diffidently, giving in to the whims of his formidable aunts or fiancées, but there.

"intensive reading continued for over a year" before Kanekar began to write, "diffidently, not sure at all about how it was going to turn out".

Childers diffidently knocked to borrow a spanner and was invited in for dinner and introduced.

' The neighbour smiled diffidently, put out his hand, and said: 'Hello, I'm the King of Spain.

affairs who, early in life, evidenced qualities of leadership, seemed diffidently to hold back rather than to lead as secretary of state, seeming to behave.