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ashamedly's Usage Examples:

strangles Charlie when he suspects that he knows about Chris, though ashamedly leaves.

Caesar stands above Koba, which ashamedly seeks forgiveness from his king, and leaves.

with mainstream pop performers, noting that "Wonky Pop artists are unmanufactured but unashamedly melodic and capable of playing live without recourse.

was a perfect fit for the new campaign ""Carry You" is an emotive and unashamedly Australian song and so is the work and history of The Fred Hollows Foundation.

] Think of the concept of "unashamedly": tucked into it is the word.

The paper has a reputation for being outspokenly and unashamedly Protestant, Evangelical, Reformed and anti-ecumenical.

Because in the apostolic prophesying reference was often made to the Old Testament and the mosaic tabernacle, they cried unashamedly to be unconcerned with this either and they said the same of the Epistle to the Hebrews and the Revelation, where there is spoken with such emphasis about the tabernacle.

very core, a symbol of a much simpler time; an Australia that was as unashamedly kitsch as it was unaware of the cultural and political significance of.

'Rascal' will pull younger generation as well as family-groups in to see a clean, well-presented, unashamedly sentimental Disney film.

the hits because he was involved in the relief contracts, and his son ashamedly admits to slipping him the list of witnesses.

However, Ip instead spends more time with his ailing wife, ashamedly feeling that he has neglected her.

Jack is unashamedly vain and self-absorbed, and adores all gay icons, particularly Cher, of whom he has a rare doll.

The story, by former Communist Party of Great Britain member Malcolm Hulke, has been described as unashamedly left wing, with the pioneering colonists and the greedy IMC.