"bashful from" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is reticent, shy, or hesitant. For example, "She was bashful from stepping in front of the crowd to give her speech."
The squeal of post-bebop brass emerges with bashful brevity from dirty gutbucket blues solos.
Here, among hard-core assemblages, junk and inflatable sculptures, they look like bashful visitors from another world.
Whishaw, who is thirty-five, bandfrom and from Bedfordshire, caressed the cat he used to own several, but gave them to his grandmother when his film career exploded, eight years ago.
From bashful boys to Beautiful Girls.
(Huey and Riley live on Timid Deer Lane, one block over from Bashful Beaver).
Far from bashful, Ms. Kinn began complaining to practically anyone who would listen.
Sturges's next film, The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend (1949), a western farce that was conceived as a vehicle for Betty Grable, also failed at the box office In 1949 Sturges, no longer in favour in Hollywood, relocated to France.
It has been a surprising culmination of an already notable career that saw this quiet man with a bashful smile rise from a junior naval officer who interrogated Japanese prisoners during World War II to a founder of Japanese studies in the United States.
And though Zack Morris has now graduated from wise guy Bayside student to wise guy lawyer, a certain little on-set mishap is still a bit of a titillating affair: Mark-Paul Gosselaar put the Bash in bashful.
Other champions of the City might dare: Boris Johnson, perhaps, the far-from-bashful mayor of London.Where there are laws, there are bound to be loopholes.
