I wasn't, shamefully, but when I was offered the part, I devoured it all in one sitting and loved it.
"His ad is not only shamefully deceptive, but it's an insult to hard-working Kentucky coal miners who put their lives on the line every day to power our communities and our economy," Eric Nagy, Mr. Chandler's campaign manager, said in a statement.
Yet perhaps the Queen should not blush too shamefully.
Dave Walsh states: "Currently Sky - not the Beeb, shamefully - is the only one doing Hay Festival feeds... .. (Letters, 30 May).
But nobody, shamefully, not even the Crown Prosecution Service, ever thought to step back and ask whether this fuss, whipped out of nothing, was in the public interest.
For a fair-weather football fan — a fickle partisan, devoted primarily to players, not franchises, and shamefully unwilling to stay committed to a lousy team — each season presents a new set of contingencies.
Maybe, as Chuka Umunna wrote, having so shamefully not seized the historic opportunity that 1997 seemed to present, there is now a second such moment, a period of openness and mobility that might make it possible to refashion the lines of political discourse and affiliation.
4/ In terms of TV ads, the message is crucial, but McCain, his party and their 527's should be financially competitive, not to mention shamefully dishonest.
Still, it's hard not to look shamefully at the company when in one of their ads the brown offspring of white milk and brown granola is telling his parents "You didn't think, did you?
"During my out-of-body experience earlier tonight, I didn't acknowledge her, shamefully.
