Sentence examples for not to blush from inspiring English sources

Poking fun at January's saga, the 36-year-old told former Australian cricketer Tom Moody not to blush in an interview during a Pakistan Super League match.

Characters in good action novels require more than a figleaf of a motive if they're not to blush every time the reader witnesses them taking a decision.

Then cricket star Chris Gayle told a female journalist she had beautiful eyes, asked her out and told her not to blush, baby.

Click to view There was lust in there, certainly — how not to blush before a man so startlingly handsome and so given to passionate kissing amid Italian fields?

Chris Gayle continues to poke fun at January's incident with television presenter Mel McLaughlin, telling former Australian player and pundit Tom Moody not to blush in an interview during a Pakistan Super League match.

The 23-year-old Canadian – young enough not to blush when earlier admitting to using hair gel to stop sweat rolling into his eyes – was brutal in dismissing the volatile Fabio Fognini for the loss of just one game in under an hour.

Opinions differ as to the cause of his collapse: on his own admission, Defoe was apt to indulge in rash speculations and projects; he may not always have been completely scrupulous, and he later characterized himself as one of those tradesmen who had "done things which their own principles condemned, which they are not ashamed to blush for".

She didn't want to blush but blushed anyway, and he saw that.

Try not to get blush in your eye(s).

Don't be afraid to blush in front of him.

Keep reiterating, again and again, that depression is not something you "admit to", it is not something you have to blush about, it is a human experience.