He showed that there was a need to distinguish the various Alans who were connected with the Stewart line, something he was unembarrassed to be unable to do:
32.
Bennett refers to " life as a moral endeavor, " and writes with unembarrassed definiteness about human character _ attitudes with which Austen herself had some sympathy.
33.
Apparently even the sternest scientific studies _ mass surveys of randomly selected people, conducted by interviewers trained to look unbiased, unimpressed and unembarrassed _ are not beyond reproach.
34.
Stockhausen also withdrew the soloist version of " Hymnen " after receiving recordings of it from ensembles that displayed " arbitrary confusion and unembarrassed lack of taste ".
35.
But rather than thank Temp for his concern and effort, today's unembarrassed parents would obtain lawyers to collect damages for violating the civil rights of their blameless offspring.
36.
"I am unashamed, unembarrassed and proud to work with you, ` McCain told the group, according to participants in the meeting that was held last month.
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He had, however, an easy and unembarrassed carriage and deportment, was never offensive, and, though he rarely reached greatness, seldom sank into insipidity or dulness.
38.
With his unwavering but unanswering gaze, his body repeatedly exposed but determinedly unseductive, the artist looks calm and defiantly unembarrassed but tense and vigilant, as if holding his breath.
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Indeed, while past Brazilian leaders have always pounded the nationalist drums when faced with criticism of Brazil, Cardoso is refreshing in his unembarrassed admission of the country's faults.
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"I'm unembarrassed to tell you that one of my happiest days of recent years was when my daughter was accepted in Catholic school, " he said.
