| Was the miners' apparent diffidence at the event motivated by political considerations? |
| Here, as you see me now, in tropical but dripping diffidence, I am the author of that tome. |
| And it hurts when we have this clumsy, plodding exchanges because he was my best friend, and now we can't seem to talk to each other without diffidence and discomfort. |
| Present migration policies have only increased irregularity, trafficking, marginalization, social tension, diffidence and racism. |
| It is with diffidence and humility that I greet the ultimate constitutional power in the Republic, the Presidential electors. |
| So I think with some reluctance, with some diffidence, I come down on the positive side of the question. |
