The word "unashamed" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe being unashamed of a particular action or opinion. For example: She was unashamed of her opinions, and refused to back down even when others opposed her.
With Rougon-Macquart, he aimed to capture every aspect of life under the Second Empire, a period of unparalleled economic expansion and unashamed materialism.
In the first instance, though, we spoke to heroin users who were unashamed about their habit.
It will always be the greatest driver of sporting participation and we should be unashamed about that.
The strategy is to encourage waverers by showing their neighbours are unashamed to vote Ukip.
Mr Wolfson, an unashamed egoist with a lively sense of humour, says this play on the Smithsonian museums is altogether intentional.The museums are the beneficiaries of the largest American collection of German, Italian and American political propaganda, including a bronzed terracotta bust of Mussolini in continuous profile.
Overt, unashamed racism, even when far less vicious than the sort displayed by Stephen Lawrence's killers, has become indecent.Supporters of the Lawrence family's campaign duly stressed that the murdered boy, while "not perfect" (in the words of a family lawyer) was studying for school-leavers' A-level exams and dreamed of being an architect.
Some worry that the fast-tracking of a new mortgage-boosting policy—Help to Buy could unwittingly change all this.Help to Buy is an unashamed housing-market stimulant.
He is an unashamed patriot and an advocate of citizen activism.
Now, with another election to be held by June 2010, education is once again at the top of a political to-do list this time, that of the opposition Conservatives.Not only the issue but also the policies are familiar: Michael Gove, the shadow schools secretary, is "unashamed" in declaring that "we owe a significant debt to Tony Blair".
Worse, it could end Japan's role in Operation Enduring Freedom, the crucial battle against the Taliban.So is this the Japan of old: self-absorbed, unashamed at leaving others to do the hard military tasks?
Many Democrats dislike Mr Bush's unashamed Texanness.
