Sentence examples for shameless by from inspiring English sources

It would be hard, for example, to pitch the American version of Shameless by itself.

In the past, law enforcement officials have found the Frankfurt-based bank unwilling to scrap the note, a stance described as "shameless" by former Bank of England policymaker Charles Goodhart.

White, a self-proclaimed Jewish American Princess and the most shameless by far, gloats that her mother still makes her bed, gets mani-pedis with her father, and has a salon employee carry her to her car on his back so that she won't be seen in flat shoes (she's four feet nine).

From the films of Mike Leigh (Meantime to All or Nothing) to the television drama of Paul Abbott (Shameless), by way of Little Britain and Benefits Street, the creative elite has allegedly turned with vicious malice on the very people whom their artistic forefathers used to hail as cheerful, decent and dauntless Tommies, miners, dockers, drivers, sailors and millhands.

She was dubbed "man crazy" by Tina Miles of the Liverpool Echo, and "shameless" by the Mirror Clare Raymond, who noted that she would "stop at nothing to snare a rich doctor".

They, it appears, more than the Ghanaians, enthusiastically participate in a jamboree near Accra, but the Panafest doesn't sound like my idea of fun, with everything running late (very late), a series of tacky performances by dance groups and choirs, some shameless cadging by officials and, yes, a ubiquitous T-shirt emblazoned with a picture of Kunta Kinte, the hero of "Roots".

Is this merely shameless extortion by a trademark "troll"?

Salilyn 'N Erin's Shameless, owned by Carl Blain, Fran Sunseri and Julia Gasow.

"It seemed beyond shameless, even by DailyMail.com standards", writes King.

Fortunately, the peace clause will lapse next year, despite shameless attempts by Europe and America to have it extended.

Shameless, made by independent producer Company Pictures, first aired on Channel 4 in January 2004.