He is unabashedly a man and unapologetically a man.
He has been married and divorced four times, which he unabashedly proclaims on-air regularly.
This document unabashedly crosses the line between information and misinformation, communication and propaganda.
Whilst the tone is unabashedly apologetic, the book contains many perceptive insights, clearly demonstrating that stylistic analysis alone is an inadequate instrument for the examination of these still enigmatic frescoes.
Although mid-twentieth-century psychologists divorced, at least in principle and in public pronouncements, intelligence from personality and character,3 such connections were still vigorously and unabashedly advanced throughout the nineteenth century.
In the colonial context the goal of the colonizer, or imperial authority, is precisely and unabashedly to learn about, or rather construct, the identity of those to be ruled.
The impatient young women, unused to waiting for anything, could muster no interest at all in process, details, or explanations, and would loudly and unabashedly moan in chorus during activities.
Other, more successful humanistic works share the goal of transcending material existences through unabashedly creating fictions, and the focus on the pronoun is invaluable in these endeavors.
