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Polite to an extreme, Ramirez makes diffidence look like egomania.
It's the banality and diffidence that is most striking.
Forbes's diffidence, indeed, is part of his charm.
The director Mike Nichols offered an insight into Malle's diffidence.
The only way to remove the diffidence is to remove the sports.
Brazenness turned to diffidence when they saw who was inside.
James Morris'Iago strikes the right pose between diffidence and overt villainy.
He offers a wry half-smile with a kind of frank diffidence.
He approached the real of a cause with diffidence.
The architect's diffidence should not be construed as a lack of bravura.
But beneath his smooth, serenely seductive surface, Naughton displays a stubborn diffidence.
That diffidence may be a handy device, but it borders on the ridiculous.
But his conversational diffidence does not obscure the intensity and singularity of his desire.
His seeming diffidence is not totally a liability.
"He's also very good at playing diffidence and shyness ."
The administration's diffidence is distressing.
The former senator is consistent in his diffidence about these gray-heads, too.
It is more difficult to understand why that diffidence persists in such a modern woman.
Rodgers'daughter, Mary, recalls her father's diffidence and biting sarcasm.
Tom DeLay is cracking his braided Hungarian whip, seeking to replace diffidence with discipline.