shyly (adverb)

1. She peered shyly from behind the door, her eyes filled with terror as she watched the horror movie.

2. Sophia walked shyly onto the runway, her face blushing with embarrassment as she revealed her new fashion design.

3. Persephone glanced shyly at Hades, feeling a mix of fear and curiosity as she entered the realm of the underworld, as described in Greek mythology.

4. Mary timidly approached President Lincoln at the White House and shyly handed him the letter, seeking his help during the Civil War in American history.