Sentence examples for become shameless from inspiring English sources

Have we become shameless?" To most Indians, who pride themselves on the ideals of a secular democracy, the prime minister's words most likely were a welcome sermon after the worst religious violence in this nation in a decade.

That racism has become shameless needs no rehashing here, except to say that I cannot in good conscience wish the people that matter to me a Happy New Year because the Trump Administration is looking forward to it just as much.

"I have become shameless at museums, almost climbing behind statues to see the backs".

"The shameless queuing in nightclubs for drugs has become the shameless sharing of them online.

As David Stuart says: "The shameless queuing in nightclubs for drugs has become the shameless sharing of them online".

"We can become totally shameless," Mr. Rudnick said.

Even the product placement has become as shameless as Bond's, with Vin Diesel plugging Corona beer at every opportunity.

Still, the country's morale is low — corruption has become a shameless way of life; there's a lot of aggression.

Anna, in her quasi-paralysis, has become a shameless voyeur; she has acquired a camera with a powerful zoom lens that apparently allows her not only to spy on lovers next door but to note the very "archipelago of tiny moles trailing across the back" of a beautiful red-haired adulteress.

A far cry from his more familiar role as extrovert frontman with the 11-piece folk big band Bellowhead, the Folk Song a Day concept has already attracted accusations that Boden has either lost his marbles or become a shameless self-publicist.

Renowned gadflies such as Oliver Bath have become rather shameless in this regard, but there are no sweeter words in the English language than "What's your tail number, sir?" This is what they ask you when you present yourself at Signature or Piedmont Hawthorne or-how I love the name-Million Air.