Use of diffident in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include diffident at the start of sentence, diffident at the end of sentence and diffident in the middle of sentence
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diffident at the start of sentence
- Diffident, stupid with fatigue, she stood blinking.
diffident at the end of sentence
- His fault is that he's too diffident.
diffident in the middle of sentence
- He seemed diffident, even shy.
- Helen was diffident and reserved.
- He has a politely diffident manner.
- He was diffident about his own success.
- Don't be so diffident about your talents.
- He was modest and diffident about his own success.
- Joe was humble and diffident about his own success.
- He was winsome and diffident, with a quiet sense of humour.
- Besides, Bob felt diffident about challenging an older man.
- He is diffident about expressing his opinions in the public.
- Her former classmates say she was shy and diffident in school.
- The Neanderthals seemed unexpectedly gentle and diffident people.
- The discipline that journalists have been most diffident about is economics.
- Rainbow feels caught out, blushes, nods a diffident assent, but says nothing.
- She was diffident, which gave him confidence and fed his sense of superiority.
- You shouldn't be so diffident about your achievements - you've done really well!
- Dexter glanced at Blanche but she was as inscrutable as usual, diffident but assured.
- Mr Coleman is as diffident as his television namesake, at the microphone, is garrulous.
- Shaun became noticeably diffident when the conversation turned to the subject of his promotion.
- Despite a shy and diffident manner, Davison was a hard-working and gifted teacher of endless patience.
- His man didn't seem unfriendly more like diffident, nervous, intellectually adrift from his surroundings.
- He was good at drawing and did a really charming, diffident design for his own Christmas cards each year.
- I was thrilled at the prospect ahead of me but diffident and embarrassed at joining a community so totally unfamiliar.
- Nifty reputation Low-key, approachable and diffident, Matheny was the daddy during the golden days of Southwestern College art.
- But the businessmen who are the driving force behind the TECs may feel diffident about administering a chunk of the welfare state.
- From being a painfully shy, diffident recluse, he suddenly metamorphosed into a garrulous and sometimes painfully overbearing extrovert.
- Their different personalities are reflected in their deportment on court, Davenport's walk far more diffident than Williams's confident strut.
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