He shies from sharing many metrics at all, in fact.
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In other arenas, too, the party shies from necessary but unpopular decisions.
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The new hire at his chemist, a bashful Saudi girl, shies from his request to spray colognes on his hand.
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A Massachusetts native who speaks in a pronounced Boston accent, Ms. Redstone shies from public attention with the same alacrity that her father attracted it.
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The team's crown prince, Jeff Wilpon, who shies from reporters as a horse from an electrified fence, showed up at Alderson's news conference on Tuesday.
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Michael's filmography, from 'full of real sex' 9 Songs to 24-Hour Party People already demonstrates how little he shies from presenting things as they are.
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A twisty, small-town thriller that blooms in the shadows and shies from the light, "Sweet Virginia" marshals a relentlessly threatening mood from dangerous secrets and unpleasant surprises.
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And famous instances of wildly successful 20-somethings, like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Zuckerberg, who never shies from bragging about founding Facebook in his Harvard dorm room, only reinforce that bias.
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It is an unusually public role for Mr. Shine, 53, who is little known outside his industry and shies from the more glamorous side of television that other prominent news chieftains, like CNN's Jeffrey Zucker and NBC's Andrew Lack, tend to relish.
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Because West never shies from complete musical upheaval—as a rapper-producer-provocateur he doesn't merely want to govern the industry's landscape he wants to totally remake it in his mad and divine image—he surrounds himself with a savvy crew of collaborators.
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Broderick and cast do a nice job with 'Nice Work'" USA Today, April 24, 2012 The Newsday reviewer wrote: "Kathleen Marshall [...] has put together a rowdy, dopey-smart, dance-driven screwball comedy that never shies from the extravagant edge of clunky silliness. Kelli O'Hara and Matthew Broderick may not seem a likely romantic couple. But their different styles -- her crisp and sublime professionalism, his sleepy-faced cunning naiveté and low-watt skills -- spark unexpected chemistry. At least they are very sweet together.
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My concern is with > the darkness on my side. Though he sees himself as a 'moral witness' to misdeeds of the 'intricate machine','a term he uses to describe various Israeli government agencies, including the army, the police, and the civil authorities that administer the West Bank' (Margalit, 2007). Shulman shies from the limelight, admitting to an aversion to the idea of heroes, and gives interviews only reluctantly.Susan Neiman, Moral Clarity: A Guide for Grown-Up Idealists, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2008 pp.
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In 1988 Rome, famous film director Salvatore Di Vita returns home late one evening, where his girlfriend sleepily tells him that his mother called to say someone named Alfredo has died. Salvatore obviously shies from committed relationships and has not been to his home village of Giancaldo, Sicily in thirty years. As his girlfriend asks him who Alfredo is, Salvatore flashes back to his childhood. A few years after World War II, eight-year-old Salvatore is the mischievous, intelligent son of a war widow.
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Luba seduced him when both were new to Palomar; he fears his wife will learn of the affair, though Luba keeps it a secret from him that he is the real father of her second daughter Guadalupe. ; Humberto : Humberto is an aspiring artist, and a new character to the series, Humberto shies from social interaction. Heraclio educates him in the history of modern art; meanwhile, a sometime- companion Augustín taunts Humberto's lack of skill. Humberto's devotion to improving his art overwhelms him: when he witnesses the attempted murder of a young girl, he records it in his art rather than reporting it.
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