Sentence examples for most bashful from inspiring English sources

Curiously, he is not the most bashful person on the fashion block.

The historian Douglas Brinkley, who interviewed Mr. Armstrong for a NASA oral history, described him as "our nation's most bashful Galahad".

So here was one of the country's most successful entrepreneurs, bashful about admitting that he had bought himself his own plane.

Bashful Djokovic most certainly is not, and his next tennis quest is now in need of a nickname.

You're at your most Method-y when playing bashful.

SEATTLE — It has been two decades since the fate of a bashful bird that most people had never seen came to symbolize the bitter divide over whether to save or saw down the ancient forests of the Pacific Northwest.

And the countries in these two most vital regions are not bashful about saying so.

There are 386 of these paintings, and while some portray ethereal landscapes and bashful-looking animals, most are a little freaky.

There are some lovely supporting performances in "Terms of Endearment" too, most notably John Lithgow's as the bashful Iowa banker who becomes Emma's lover after encountering her in the supermarket.

At most workplaces, interactions like a wink, a bashful smile, giggly laughter or a brief touch may be considered harmless.

Magrath said he had not heard from the faculty about problems in human development, and "most faculty worth their salt aren't bashful people".