Sentence examples for felt bashful from inspiring English sources

She said she "never felt bashful writing about sex".

Feeling bashful about behaving this way in a theater?

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

Newly trained little ones often hold at school because they feel bashful or intimidated.

"Should I feel bashful about giving a recipe that involves little more than opening a can?" she asks.

When he was cast as an Austrian innkeeper in Basil Dean's Autumn Crocus (1934), one reviewer even took exception to his legs, writing that "Novello's schoolboy knees under his Tyrolean shorts make the audience, if not the players, feel bashful".

When you're standing on stage beside the performer Beck and the crowd applauds, you can't help but blush and feel bashful.

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.

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

Andy squeezes Angie's hand and returns the gaze of these tiny monsters; he feels strangely bashful as they bugle their throats at him.

Even Tinder has felt a little bashful about their tweet fest.