Sentence examples for a quite bashful from inspiring English sources
One episode in particular, "Blush", was based on the fact that Romano is a quite bashful person who "gets embarrassed and will blush at even the slightest compliment/awkward situation".
She was an ingénue when she made her debut as an aberrant dark-haired terror in Betty Blue, whose frequent explicit scenes, she says, are not a happy memory, "because I am naturally quite bashful".
"It's just like a feeling, you know?" a bashful Grande told Strahan.
"Actually, quite a few things went wrong last night," he admits, looking a little bashful.
He was a good kid, a joker, but bashful, especially around girls.
"I just got a Tiffany," he said with a bashful smile.
Eliza Doolittle knows too much: How to be a slick, hungry soul singer, or a bashful jazz vocalist.
At 9 30 in "Notting Hill" (1999) he (Hugh Grant this time) is a bashful London bookstore owner who's not quite sure he's ready to reopen his wounded heart for business.
7 P.M. (TV Guide) NOTTING HILL (1999) He (Hugh Grant) is a bashful London bookstore owner who's not quite sure he's ready to reopen his wounded heart for business.
8 P.M. (Lifetime) NOTTING HILL (1999) He (Hugh Grant) is a bashful London bookstore owner who's not quite sure he's ready to reopen his wounded heart for business.
