Was the miners' apparent diffidence at the event motivated by political considerations? |
Other children sometimes mis-interpret your little Virgo's shyness as diffidence or stand-offishness. |
Present migration policies have only increased irregularity, trafficking, marginalization, social tension, diffidence and racism. |
The singer's compelling, pensive and introverted lyrics were delivered with an unusual diffidence from a band enjoying their level of success. |
He is paid to be serious, but his default mode is loose and playful, with a touch of hipster diffidence. |
It is with diffidence and humility that I greet the ultimate constitutional power in the Republic, the Presidential electors. |