How To Use Unashamedly In A Sentence
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She lays herself open to criticism with such unashamedly extreme views.
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Some films are so unashamedly schlocky, it's almost as if they go right past ‘bad’ and come all the way round to ‘outstanding’ again.
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It was like communicating with someone without veneers of sincerity or honesty - it was frank, unashamedly honest and raw.
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The school's headmistress is unashamedly traditional and refuses to allow the girls to wear trousers.
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I really do think it's perfectly OK to expose one's passions and prejudices in unashamedly polemic writing on a blog.
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Even when unashamedly following the tourist trail, though, it is often better to take the more adventurous options.
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Mine were unashamedly bright orange with huge brass fly buttons.
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he unashamedly abandoned the project when he realized he would not gain from it
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He is immensely ambitious, unashamedly modelling himself on Julius Caesar.
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The Economist unashamedly treats Africa as an aggregate , its many countries, cultures notwithstanding.
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Mine were unashamedly bright orange with huge brass fly buttons.
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Perdita cried unashamedly after they left, fleeing to her bare room and hurling herself down on the pink counterpane.
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This is best achieved by unashamedly making the Tories a party of low taxation.
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And we may be nervous but we are also ready, so I'm looking forward to it unashamedly, without reserve.
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And thinking back, it seems that the ladies present weren't quite so dismissive as their menfolk and some were unashamedly enthusiastic.
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The regime was unashamedly deterrent and was based on military drill, physical exercise and hard work.
The Prisons We Deserve
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It was also unashamedly aimed at an adult audience.
The Sun
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Although unashamedly barracking for “Team Jacob”, she will attempt to avoid any other media brainwashing about the movie.
The Fascination with Edward « Write Anything
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That kind of freewheeling, unashamedly hearty sexual appetite and success has been the role model ever since ... well, ever since Simone de Beauvoir, whose nude photo (back view) is on the cover of this week's Nouvel Observateur.
Sarkozy in Love
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It's an unreal, phantasmagoric place, Ford's America: an unashamedly sublime, romantic, sinister spectacle.
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This is unashamedly agitprop, but there is a missed opportunity.
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Drugs are sold unashamedly in broad daylight.
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When Strauss is firing on all cylinders, as here, the result can be an unashamedly thrilling and spine-tingling experience.
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The story is unashamedly nostalgic.
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Mine were unashamedly bright orange with huge brass fly buttons.
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The furnishings and style is unashamedly 70's-man black, chrome and mirrors, and the 'cowhide' seats are an interesting touch ...
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And quibbles they are: as a film which, from the outset, devotes itself unashamedly to style over substance, it scores top marks.
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The same type of people who unashamedly expose their upper arms and armpits also expose their disgusting feet: horrible horny, yellow toenails; hairy toes; hard, yellow heel skin.
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And in Belgrade's cafés and clubs, the party crowd gathers every day, noisy and unashamedly happy.
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It will be an unashamedly gossipy account of her love life called In Search of Love.
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This is an unashamedly bombastic work but one cannot help being moved by the grandeur and sublime beauty of the piece.
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It's unashamedly pop, and I've heard it three times now, and still think the chorus melody is partly half-inched from ‘Step Into Christmas’, but they just about get away with it, Clint grinning and singing his heart out behind his Farfisa.
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He wishes more universities would become unashamedly elitist.
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It is also an unashamedly nostalgic celebration of childhood.
Times, Sunday Times
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I admit unashamedly I'd like for this statement to be met with grand hysterics, someone to shriek out ‘DON'T DO IT!’
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Unashamedly promiscuous, Slater's ambition dictates that a quick bonk can often be indispensable to an upwardly mobile career.
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Often such schemes unashamedly make vast concessions to the demands of the modern pub customer.
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He loved his glitz and was unashamedly starstruck.
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Its lyrics unashamedly retread the themes of guns, murder, robbery and drugs.
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She lays herself open to criticism with such unashamedly extreme views.
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The show was unashamedly commercial, with little artistic merit.
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Looking unashamedly middle-aged at times, she portrays the 15-year-old Anna with relentless gusto and enthusiasm.
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The regime was unashamedly deterrent and was based on military drill, physical exercise and hard work.
The Prisons We Deserve
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His unashamedly feel-good tunes look set to have us smiling for a few more years to come.
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The basic wickedness of this Act is that it unashamedly robs people without compensation by the State of their property, often acquired at much sacrifice of hard-earned savings or by instalment, which is, in fact, a form of mortgaging one's future for that property.
The Road to Freedom is Via the Cross
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Do you remember their hair bands - knotted scarves pushing back unashamedly frizzy hair?
Times, Sunday Times
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The series was pure escapism and unashamedly exploited a fantasy.
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This evening there was no sprinkling of locals to gaze at us unashamedly out of cunning, peasanty eyes.
DEATH IN PURPLE PROSE
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Everyone knows who the scumbags are and until the police stop trying to be all things to all people and go back to unashamedly harassing the felons and the feckless we WILL all go hell in a handcart. on October 2, 2009 at 7: 28 pm | Reply Christopher Chantrill
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Revel, my bearded guide, is so unashamedly laid back his tall, lanky frame spends most of the time in the horizontal.
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It was unashamedly nostalgic and very enjoyable.
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The Coens unashamedly celebrate and aggrandize American culture and sense of place, using it to enhance stories that convey and explore love, betrayal and ambition.
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The expanse of its textured surface is unashamedly painterly, but the bold and sweeping brushstrokes to the left and right of the canvas are tempered by intricate central sections.
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And that's not to mention the even more lucrative video market - the natural home for such cheap, and unashamedly cheesy, comedies.
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What you get is an unpredictable, unashamedly schmaltzy canter through the singer's middle years.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mine were unashamedly bright orange with huge brass fly buttons.
Times, Sunday Times
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Parsinen unashamedly drew from the dunes of Cruden Bay, the greens of Royal Dornoch and the legendary humps, hollows and bunkers of the Old Course to fashion a links that is exacting, but fun to play.
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Every picture is accompanied by a deep caption, with unashamedly conservationist warnings about ecological threats to the planet.
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The expanse of its textured surface is unashamedly painterly, but the bold and sweeping brushstrokes to the left and right of the canvas are tempered by intricate central sections.
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The former is the asexual and ultimately, inevitably disempowered feminist, the latter is the fully-empowered woman in full flight, unashamedly and without modernist complexes, using every part of her coquettishness, her curvature, her wiles and let's face it – her power, to get what she wants.
[film noir] should return in the coming dystopia
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Mine were unashamedly bright orange with huge brass fly buttons.
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Tate Modern, SE1, Thu to 5 JunSkye SherwinS1 Artspace continues to establish itself on the contemporary art-world map with this unashamedly spaced-out show of Jennifer West film installations.
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Many passages of his book read like densely argued footnotes, unashamedly written in the first person.
The Times Literary Supplement
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It was also unashamedly aimed at an adult audience.
The Sun
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Although set in an overtly political atmosphere, its purpose is unashamedly entertainment.
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Many passages of his book read like densely argued footnotes, unashamedly written in the first person.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The title track is unashamedly in the mould of the current doyennes of the mainstream.
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He has unashamedly declared: 'I am a social democrat.
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The show was unashamedly commercial, with little artistic merit.