To Boast unabashedly or shamelessly
You’ll never be free unless you unabashedly proclaim it within.
Architects unabashedly applied bright colours and illusory, vividly painted ceilings.
The most unabashedly antiwar of the Democratic Party's major 2004 presidential candidates, Howard Dean, had the most impeccable wasp background.
Western observers say the case against AK is unabashedly political and could further dampen Turkey's hopes of joining the EU.
"Before Sunset" is an unabashedly romantic film with an ending so perfect it took my breath away.
From the street, the building reads as a heavy stone volume hovering just above ground level, lodged firmly between its neighbors, it announces its presence unabashedly.
It also happened to be where the American rabbi and archaeologist Nelson Glueck unabashedly proclaimed in 1940 that he had discovered the Edomite mines controlled by King Solomon.
And it is unabashedly using the energy card to promote its membership of the EU. This requires co-operation with Russia.
The Fertility Institutes, which does not offer abortions, has unabashedly advertised its services in Indian - and Chinese-language newspapers in the United States.
The event's organisers are unabashedly promoting the flight to a different kind of space tourist- the type that stays on the ground.
This is unabashedly history of the old school: Eurocentric( Octavian④, the author declares without irony, was the" undisputed master of the known world") and largely uninterested in what other economic, social and technological changes may have shaped events.
My idol, in this regard, is dear departed Steve Irwin, the crocodile hunter, who loved reptiles unabashedly and unilaterally, even as he grappled and sidestepped to avoid their violent attacks.
