Sentence examples for bashful if from inspiring English sources

I'm positive that all of those people who leave racist comments on my YouTube videos would be far more bashful if I met them in person.

If you're a heterosexual man in this situation, do not feel bashful if a girl of this type puts the moves on you kids who were raised in Manhattan have the sexual adventurousness of Parisian flappers circa the roaring 20s.

On the other hand, try not to be too shy or bashful if approaching extroverted, socially outgoing people.

Robert Kovsky, who works in the shop framing prints, said the officers had seemed hesitant, almost bashful, as if they really did not want to be there.

I'll feel a little bashful, as if I somehow shaped this world with my own talented hands, and then he'll say: "Mind you, I could never live here".

His expression is bashful, as if he were aware of what a bizarrely severe impulse it is to vocalise more than a decade later, older and wiser and far from the heat of the moment.

If he doesn't, we won't be bashful in our response.

Hewett then said: "If you're bashful I got a snake sitting under my desk here".

In the first three books if Stella, a bashful tomboy-ish virgin, has sex with Edward, she risks being killed by his blood-lust; depicted in the films with much panting and the occasional kiss, followed by Edward ruefully flinging the girl away for her own good.

If anything, he was bashful.

What we see instead is that smile; lips drawn together, jaw receding into the jowls as if he's too bashful to even acknowledge that he's trying to make someone happy.