Abashedly

Sundance this year is packed with substance, and documentarians especially are tacking head-on issue that US print journalists, especially those who work for corporate-owned media, have abashedly refused to tackle. ❋ Naomi Wolf (2011)

He explained, somewhat abashedly, that he was an inventor. ❋ Jeffery Deaver (2010)

When none was forthcoming, he hurried abashedly on. ❋ William James Henry (2010)

And I note, somewhat abashedly, that I said much of the same stuff in it that I said above. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It was highly disappointing as it was abashedly a one-sided cheap propaganda rather than discussing the real situation. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The scene where the barber, played by Ben Hall, sprays a startled Fonda with cologne, and when anyone thereafter remarks about the scent of honeysuckle in the springtime air, Fonda must abashedly confess that the lovely smell is him. ❋ Jacqueline T Lynch (2009)

BASH: And an abashedly clear White House deadline. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Poetry has a great deal of residual cultural cachet (as attested by its use as an all-purpose honorific: a good quarterback is "poetry in motion"), but few people read it (there are many times more would-be poets than readers of poetry); science fiction lacks prestige but is widely read (often somewhat abashedly, as if one shouldn't admit to such an adolescent habit). ❋ Unknown (2008)

You can tell they know because Davis abashedly confessed to joining the movement and the Lexus dude salves his frayed soul with Dylan on the way home from another empty day of money changing, and I guarantee you they both recycle. ❋ Unknown (2008)

But as The New Yorker abashedly informed its readers some months after the story appeared, Essjay was not a religion professor but a 24-year-old college dropout. ❋ Unknown (2007)

“For the next time you visit,” Nassir said as he handed it to Xiong, who accepted it abashedly. ❋ DAVID MACK (2005)

Moreover, even though the children don't watch commercial television, I've confessed — sometimes abashedly, sometimes not — to a L&O addiction and an occasionally irresisitible urge to tune into a thirty-minute, midday program that shall remain nameless. ❋ M-mv (2003)

The [popular boy] looked away abashedly at the [knew] guy [in town] ❋ Fishie (2021)