- like
manner also, that
women adorn themselves in
modest apparel, with
shamefacedness and sobriety; not with
broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or
costly array;...
- freeway. An
exercise in the
comedy of
humiliation which is the
stuff of
shamefaced giggles." "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S
VACATION (15)".
British Board of Film classification...
-
often forget the most
important ingredient of all, say Eye of Newt. He is
shamefaced about his
oversight and the
object of good-natured
ridicule from the family...
- 1902–1912 "
Shamefaced Lanky and
Impure in Heart" "Description of a Struggle" "Wedding
Preparations in the Country" "The Judgment" "The Stoker" The Metamorphosis...
- one or two good
actors like
Glynn Edwards stand around looking suitably shamefaced."
Films Illustrated said that
despite the film's ****ual content, it resembled...
- the show with the song "which
brought outraged mutters, then
roars of
shamefaced applause."
During the show's run,
Philips record producer Johnny Franz...
- "
Shamefaced Lanky and
Impure in Heart" (German: "Der
Unredliche in
seinem Herzen") is the
title usually given to
Franz Kafka's
earliest surviving work...
- argument,
Locke coined the term
argumentum ad
verecundiam (appeal to
shamefacedness/modesty)
because it
appeals to the fear of
humiliation by appearing...
-
completely disappear before their compounds are reanalyzed. The word
shamefaced was
originally shamefast. The
original meaning of fast 'fixed in place'...
-
behind it.
After they saw the
reviews they [Warner Bros.] were a
little shamefaced. —
Writer Tim
McCanlies on
Warner Bros.'
marketing approach The Iron Giant...
