Like other North Koreans I'd met or photographed, I felt from the staff a distinctive curiosity, tinged with a shyness of not knowing how to react to the increasing numbers of visiting foreigners.
The scenes of the slender teen-agers courting and making love have a delicate erotic strength a mixture of shyness and lust that is nearly unimaginable in a modern Western setting.
The reason has nothing to do with any sense of personal shyness about taking strong stands on substantive issues.
When the money is stolen by a neighbor (David Morse), a vengeful Selma quickly conquers her shyness with the help of a gun, and from there it is a short step to the courtroom and the gallows.
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She had overcome extreme shyness and had become very sure of herself without ever losing her human touch.
Like a lot of people in showbusiness, he had a natural shyness which he could overcome and express by being incredibly extrovert and outrageous in performance.
In "Confessions of a Late Night Talk Show Host", Sanders finally tells the whole story of his rise to stardom, from his painful shyness as an emotionally abused child, through his struggle on the comedy club circuit, to his glorious success as the host of his own show.
Letting him do exactly as he wanted, she wore a look in her eyes that he mistook for surprise and shyness, and later identified with moods that verged on madness sequences of perplexity and focus, expressing a hooded rage.
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