Loose cargo in a pearl necklace, McCarthy makes Roseanne Barr seem bashful.
Defenders appear energized at the prospect of changing the momentum, and the offenses seem bashful, afraid of losing the initiative.
Using the wrist, she makes a puppet say no, seem bashful, turn around and take a bow.
Certainly none of the candidates seem bashful about their family backgrounds, and Mr. Bush in particular refers to it in speeches in ways calculated to win applause.
One of them was one of our officers (he was a young new reserve that I didn't know very well, so I forget his name. He seemed pretty bashful on the ship).
A few years ago Rafael Nadal of Spain seemed almost bashful when he had to use a translator for his news conferences, but just as his game has matured, so has his confidence in basic English.
But in the United States, a much bigger market, her growing fan base seems almost bashful but mostly grateful.
She seems rather bashful to be participating in such a public project, saying: "I get a bit embarrassed when people look at me (a career in stage acting has never been an option).
Robert Kovsky, who works in the shop framing prints, said the officers had seemed hesitant, almost bashful, as if they really did not want to be there.
Another earnestly inquired, "Is your mantra still 'Live, learn, love'?" Burgum had said as much in a keynote speech a few years ago but now seems a bit bashful about it.
