Sentence examples for feeling bashful from inspiring English sources

So, embrace who you are (there are thousands just like you. Stop feeling bashful).

Feeling bashful about behaving this way in a theater?

Like dogs, they don't feel bashful about going up and sniffing each other".

As you seek help, you might feel bashful or embarrassed.

If your friend was once very open and candid about everything and is suddenly acting more modest around you, then it may mean that he or she is suddenly feeling more bashful in your presence because he has a big crush on you.

"It's just like a feeling, you know?" a bashful Grande told Strahan.

The chancellor has the grace to look a little bashful.

The child born into the pages of Tristram Shandy is surrounded by the anecdotal world view of a previous generation, above and below stairs, and in particular by the tales of the military veteran, uncle Toby, a patriot "of the old stamp" and bashful source of philanthropic feeling in the novel.

And being New Yorkers, they aren't bashful about making their feelings known.

Hearing your friends or colleagues relate their triumphs with bashful smiles might produce a warm feeling of pride in your own breast so much so, in fact, that you no longer feel the need to accomplish your own task.

Heated action on the soccer field (or the practice field) tends to bring out the contentious and competitive nature of players, who are rarely bashful letting their teammates known their feelings.