Sentence examples for the unashamed from inspiring English sources

Where in this feminist age are the unashamed counter-examples?

They also highlight the unashamed emotionalism of Brecht's play.

Adultery was no longer tragic; the unashamed, wisecracking gold-diggers saw to that.

There were shopping trolleys and signage in lurid neon: all the unashamed garishness of a hypermarket.

Indeed, Pleitner's abstract paintings have something of the unashamed flash of best-selling sci-fi.

Many of Grande's songs are about self-actualization, and the unashamed consummation of certain lustful desires.

What comes across most clearly, especially in the run-up to the 2015 election, is the utter, unashamed ruthlessness with which the Tories looked after their own, constantly looking for ways of raiding the welfare budget to fund tax cuts for the already prosperous, targeting the seats of the senior Lib Dems even as they sat in cabinet with them.

It is clear from three of the dramas ("Cora Unashamed," "The American" and "The Ponder Heart") that "American Collection" has made a very tentative approach to a very rich library.

But these days, with Jerry Seinfeld a more likely image of the Jewish everyman than Tevye, the kitschy, unashamed appeal to sentiment in "Fiddler" is an anachronism.

For a little bit, they could both be funny, bitchy queens in the most unashamed and wonderful way, and all was right in the world.

Their plush muscular bodies were the most unashamed things Pending Vegan had ever seen.