Sentence examples for rather abashed from inspiring English sources
They were terribly rushed in the Wines and Liquors, which accounted for the rather abashed presence of little Miss Cutling.
In his Brooklyn office, he interviews a rather abashed and puzzled Robinson, who was playing in the Negro Leagues at the time.
By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, April 14 , 1934P. 25 They were terribly rushed in the Wines and Liquors, which accounted for the rather abashed presence of little Miss Cutling.
Did the idea that some Presidents are better than others at deciding whom to kill cause anyone to feel smug rather than abashed?
But being black, she said, has been an essential part of her journey: she reconciled herself early on to being different and learned to feel bold rather than abashed about it.
He continued to have a grudging respect for some Polish communists, including his liberator Cyrankiewicz, but he was flattered rather than abashed when his accounts of the evils of Soviet communism persuaded his students to dub him "McCarthyski .As an academic, Mr Karski wrote a lot on the treatment of Poland during and after the war.
An abashed Smith bought a Mars Bar instead.
He looked slightly abashed.
He is nervous and abashed.
