unashamedly造句

She wept unashamedly.

unashamedly pursuing her own interests

Russia's big cities are now unashamedly capitalist.

Drugs are sold unashamedly in broad daylight.

And I unashamedly and apologetically go for 'pretty picture' rather than 'scientifically 100% accurate'.

Ranged against them was the old Tory party, which unashamedly backed the landed interest.

Whether connoisseurs take to Diageo's unashamedly modern, industrial-scale product is yet to be tested.

Munich and Bavaria pride themselves on their quality of beer, unashamedly calling it the best in the world.

single-bypass burger: One of the waitresses in the Heart Attack Grill serves up an unashamedly high-calorie snack

In a market where buyers are unashamedly experimental, brands have little value so far, except in the luxury segment.

But Chelsea had unashamedly attempted to stifle Barcelona's passing and movement, playing an ultra-defensive away leg and aiming to hang on for a narrow victory at home.

Homo sapiens males offer diamond rings and drive phallic cars to advertise their ability to provide, and Homo sapiens females in modern foraging societies unashamedly demand meat from their lovers.

The city state streams pupils rigorously and is unashamedly elitist: one school claims to send more students to Ivy League universities than any other secondary school in the world.

To receive blessings from God, we first need to openly and unashamedly put His Name upon ourselves (6:27), and to separate ourselves from sin, like the Nazarite who became totally consecrated to Him.

David, the younger by three years, speaks unashamedly of his struggle to keep up with the high-achieving James, his emotions swinging from pride and love to envy and hate.