It is as if the designers who create auto interiors have become bashful about showing off carbon inside the cockpit.
He becomes bashful when you suggest he is one of boxing's biggest stars.
He becomes boyishly bashful when recalling meeting President Obama on a state visit to Jamaica.
"Are there any more recent clients you'd like to mention?" At this point he becomes positively bashful.
The bashful, bespectacled 12-year old Priyanka became the first of her group of female friends at a local school to start playing the game in 2010, and Chennai is just the latest stop in her junior chess world tour.
For those who became fans of Swift during her early pop-country days as a Nashville ingenue, singing bashful ballads about Tim McGraw, she has to prove herself a Red State sweetheart at her core.
He'd flown with little more than the flying togs that, captured in untold miles of newsreel footage, became the indelible sartorial image associated with Lindbergh, a man Will Rogers described as a "slim, tall, bashful, smiling American boy".
"Shy Guy" (1947), starring Dick York and narrated by Mike Wallace, is completely off base in suggesting that bashful males can become babe magnets by displaying their impressive soldering techniques.
Snowden, the bashful, bespectacled geek who has single-handedly become both the hero and the villain of a global debate over internet surveillance, is enough of a figurehead today to draw in crowds for this film.
Among global big thinkers, never a bashful crowd, the notion of a United States in decline has become conventional wisdom.
