I couldn't get over how unashamed he was of it.
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It was our right to lead unashamed, full Jewish lives.
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This is partly because of its unashamed approach to symbolism.
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Carrying a secret that you're unashamed of is a heavy burden.
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But I'm leaving Penn as someone who is strong, resilient, unashamed.
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Love it or hate it, it happened and I remain unashamed.
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Trump has offered this population an unashamed and unfiltered rallying cry.
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You are unashamed of your mistakes and don't hide your weaknesses.
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He was the most unashamed, truthful person I had ever met.
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We see her unashamed, in love, and at work in many photos.
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Now, she's unashamed and grateful for what the experience has taught her.
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Someone who has billions to his name is unashamed to use coupons!
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She's so confident, free, and unashamed — a true rarity in high school.
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I'm an unashamed big spoon and separate blankets felt unusual and alien.
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Welcome to the Black Parade discusses being unashamed of a broken life.
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Monáe is honest and unashamed, and people are loving the whole song's vibe.
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But Eleanor herself is a hoot: nakedly greedy, endlessly narcissistic, and completely unashamed.
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Clearly, this was a flagrant and unashamed violation of international standards and law.
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"I thought I was being bold, and unashamed of the gospel," Georgas recalled.
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China's unashamed political coercion against Taiwan constitutes a warning sign of future conflict.
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Showing women unashamed, rolls, stretch marks and all—this was a page of possibilities.
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"As we speak, the president continues his wrongdoing, unchecked and unashamed," Mr. Jeffries said.
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The PlayStation Classic is a copycat, and Sony seems largely unashamed by that fact.
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He's unashamed of his faith, his political beliefs, and his sincere love of family.
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They are always, unabashedly themselves, unashamed of coming off as square, corny, old-fashioned.
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"All we did was create facsimiles of great records when we played," Nesmith said unashamed.
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It's a place famous for celebrity sightings — and a place unashamed to publicize those sightings.
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It's a place famous for celebrity sightings — and a place unashamed to publicize those sightings.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 210 ANCHOR: With news explained and puns unashamed, this is CNN 210.
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Their stories have redefined what it means to be undocumented, and they're unashamed of their status.
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Valadon's flamboyant, unashamed life seems to have held few secrets — but it does present a surprise.
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But, instead, you should know where to draw the line and be unashamed about saying no.
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The message in "I Feel Like That" is unashamed and direct: do you feel mentally exhausted?
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"That can only happen if there are enough of us are out there, unashamed, saying: 'We exist.'"
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There he is, wanging back Blossom Hill from a Bombardier glass, a true patriot, a man unashamed.
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Virginie Despentes, in her 2010 manifesto King Kong Theory, is unashamed of not wanting to be feminine.
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Apparently unashamed of his own Vietnam record, Trump made fun of McCain for being captured and tortured.
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Virginia's interests are mainly material, and she is unashamed about leveraging the value placed on women's sexuality.
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Blac Chyna is unashamed of her past as a stripper and supportive of others in that profession.
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I am a board-certified infectious disease physician and an unashamed and unrepentant "5 Second Rule" breaker.
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I'm unashamed to admit that their melodramatic antics may have a profound effect on my mental state.
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I am here to announce that I am a Rachel and Joey shipper and I am unashamed.
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Like a lot of the show, the moment hovers between great and ridiculous, unashamed to look corny.
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I have to say, though, that these twelve people had beautiful bodies, and that they seemed truly unashamed.
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He's really impressed that she's vocal and unashamed about her beliefs in God, because that's how he is.
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Tatum is unashamed of his influences – as he should be, since he's always worn them on his sleeve.
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"The Club" accurately recreates a milieu keen on character, egged on by the English taste for unashamed eccentricity.
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The same is true of the liar: When there is no consequence, the deceiver is unbound and unashamed.
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The movement, the exaggeration, the unashamed flamboyance: This, my friends, is Flemish Baroque art in all its majesty.
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I am unashamed to report that I have not, in the sixteen years since meeting Frodo, become less ridiculous.
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I'm unashamed to admit that I'm more terrified of some home security commercials than I am of horror movies.
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Writing all of that down was a really pivotal step for me in living my purpose and being unashamed.
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He's the hot guy who is also consistently nice, who is aware of his emotions and unashamed of them.
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Imagine, a normal person, making an average salary, ashamed to save money but one of the most wealthy, unashamed!
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Alone with his guitar and unashamed to exercise his facial muscles, Bazan filled the converted warehouse with his rich baritone.
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And she's out there, unashamed and unafraid, helping the Democratic nominee for president fight to make history one more time.
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The white supremacist message is just an unashamed, vocal expression of something a lot of those who wield power feel subconsciously.
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" The insider added, "He's really impressed that she's vocal and unashamed about her beliefs in God because that's how he is.
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Production sources say producers are into Ferrari's brashness ... specifically that he is unashamed and will go toe-to-toe with anybody.
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It taps into unashamed fun that will make a soul soar like a cotton candy–colored pterodactyl ripping through blue sky.
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Women saw their concerns and struggles being depicted in an unashamed, provocative way, and people all over the world were taking notice.
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When I present myself as unashamed, it stands in flat negation of their claims that I am damaged and should be hidden.
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A lot of the greats today — Amy Schumer and Kristen Wiig — are willing to take it to another level and be unashamed.
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Then it flooded out: scenes of rhapsodic childhood and unspeakable torture, painted with runny pigment and in brazen colors, impassioned, unashamed, irrefutable.
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The AfD is attracting voters, like Kucharicky, who want Germany to become a normal country again, with an unashamed sense of nationalism.
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At the time, Time magazine published an article calling him "a pimp, a cocaine addict and a thief" and "an unashamed demagogue."
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Between hilarious tweets and adorable Instagram photos, the two are full of love for each other and are unashamed to show it.
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Though the intent — recreating Hepworth's studio in St. Ives — was admirable, it feels patronizing in its tackiness and unashamed promotion via "#hepworthgarden" labels.
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Months before, she partnered with her ex-husband Marc Anthony to stage a concert where both showed that they are true, unashamed boricuas.
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But, I am an unashamed fan of video games—especially ones where you get to beat the piss out of your opponents online.
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This was an absolute bloodbath of a game, unashamed in its devilish reveling in splashing internal fluids and intestines all over the screen.
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It is an unashamed apologia for treachery on the grand scale, a book about deception that is also, in large parts, entirely mendacious.
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In France, Mr. Macron matched Ms. Le Pen's strident Euroskepticism and anti-refugee language with an unashamed passion for continental unity and multiculturalism.
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And he was totally unashamed of playing hardball to ensure that his team — not the other team — got to fill this vacant seat.
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But when it comes to the mechanics of existing, and thriving, as a human being, she's unashamed, unpolished, unapologetic—a stream-of-consciousness genius.
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They're unabashed romantics, unashamed aesthetes, and perfect proof that British music at its best isn't stuck in the humdrum world of kitchen sink realism.
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Pathum Thani Journal PATHUM THANI, Thailand — It is a temple for a changing Thailand: clean, unadorned, high-tech and unashamed of praying for wealth.
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And in doing so, they grapple with some of the trickiest components of sex: unashamed masturbation, honest communication with partners, and reciprocal, mutually-orgasming intimacy.
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For those few moments, we got to be fully us, unashamed in our American-ness, unapologetic in our Islam and fully acknowledged in our humanity.
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They are unashamed nostalgists, and Homework began a career of re-calibrating their musical heritage into a bizarre and never-bettered voice of their own.
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Vizcaya Swimwear teamed up with model Elizabeth Pipko for the un-edited swimsuit shoot that Pipko hopes will help women feel unashamed about their own bodies.
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" "If people like Kate and William can address these issues, the less people will have to hide and the more open and unashamed they will be.
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"If people like Kate and William can address these issues, the less people will have to hide and the more open and unashamed they will be."
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Op-Ed Contributors The "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va., shocked many Americans with its unashamed and open embrace of white supremacist and Nazi ideology.
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If we want an alternative to the vision of sex presented in pornography, we need to start by having open, honest and unashamed talks about sex.
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Congress should look into these matters, and the press should be unashamed to call on press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other administration figures for answers.
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Johnson was flying around Britain in a helicopter to spread the Brexit message, making an unashamed play to British patriotism by declaring Thursday could be "independence day".
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The 1991 Annie Leibowitz photograph on the cover of Vanity Fair was a culture-changing moment; an unashamed representation of the pregnant body that shocked the world.
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Additionally, Lil Dicky's cocky persona as a man both aware and unashamed of his exultant white privilege has definitely turned off critics in the hip-hop world.
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People who circulate messages of this sort are apparently unashamed of their bigotry (which usually means they don't consider it to be bigotry in the first place).
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But while Facebook has earned itself a reputation as a modern tech giant unashamed of cloning its biggest competitors' best features, Amazon has gone one step further.
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Her standup is ferocious and unashamed, setting her apart from the many comedians who prefer to use self-deprecation as a way into their more risqué material.
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In an era of rule-by-tweet, she is an unashamed policy wonk who is now a front-runner to be the Democratic nominee for president in 20113.
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It is just a vision of America-as-Trump, a promise that if an unashamed swindler can become a wealthy celebrity then America must still have a chance.
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Now they sit on my bookshelf as a reminder to be brave, to be unashamed, to not fear the unknown, and to always be who I really am.
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The surliness of her subjects almost makes them seem satisfied; tired of the world, maybe, but glad to know who they really are, and unashamed to show it.
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Away from their respective comfort zones, his collaborators are free to breathe and channel each and every emotion into this almost 173-year-old project of unashamed honesty.
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I've just always loved her and how unashamed she was to be herself and be an independent woman at a time when it was harder to do so.
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I'm also not leaving the evangelical church because prominent leaders are still supporting a president who is unashamed of his racist commentary or lewd boasts of sexual assault.
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And, belatedly, across the nation, in vigils and outpourings of unashamed adoration, we show our love of him for loving so faithfully while few of us paid attention.
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She was crucially, completely unashamed of who she was, talking openly about her mental breaks, the psychotic episodes that would send her careening and land her in clinics.
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The meeting of these approaches – unashamed, celebratory club music and rock star fandom – is what gives Screamadelica its particular mood, half strutting with confidence, half yearning for transcendence.
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You might even say he's become something of a symbol for the event: energetic, unashamed to embrace enthusiasm and his love for games, and genuinely interested in helping out.
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And their unashamed consumption of a brand of media that nakedly catered to them arguably presaged the flourishing romantic comedy resurgence we now appear to be in the middle of.
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I haven't played through the full game in years, but I'll never forget Eddie and his unashamed love of music, or Ophelia and her descent into the Sea of Tears.
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Given his unashamed "America First" nationalism, this was a very good day to look at all the barriers -- physical, personal and economic -- that Trump is starting to succeed in building.
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And to kick-off our unashamed celebration of this seasonal sip, we've rounded up 20 Instagrams showcasing the drink doing what it does best: having a basic ball all fall long.
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But the film is unashamed in working to set up yet another sequel, leaving the door so wide open that multi-story robot Optimus Prime could tumble through it with ease.
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A gifted speaker unashamed to employ his back-story to great effect, Mr Robbins now advises CEOs and world leaders, including Steve Wynn, a casino- and hotel-developer, and Bill Clinton.
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To those who have grown up largely excluded from mainstream heterosexual norms, her cock-destroying confidence and unashamed sexuality, which often stretches – quite literally – to the point of theatre, is inspiring.
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I'd hold my head high sporting bright red lipstick and a full beard; dance on the bar, unshaven legs exposed by a miniskirt; strut unashamed across cobblestones in four-inch heels.
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"If we want an alternative to the vision of sex presented in pornography, we need to start by having open, honest and unashamed talks about sex," the writer Lux Alptraum says.
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Watching the rise and eventual victory of an unashamed asshole who says the worst things, never apologizes, and always doubles down, has led many to the conclusion that the assholery didn't matter.
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Using IFTTTImage: ScreenshotWe're unashamed fans of IFTTT (If This Then That), and the service plugs into just about every fitness tracking API out there including Fitbit, Jawbone, Withings, Misfit, Strava and more.
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" Lovato adds ... "So here's me, unashamed, unafraid and proud to own a body that has fought through so much and will continue to amaze me when I hopefully give birth one day.
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Opposing bad governments with loud speech, unashamed argument, and public demonstration is not the part that's off the normal grid: it's the pro-American part, exactly what the Constitution foresees and protects.
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"So here's me, unashamed, unafraid and proud to own a body that has fought through so much and will continue to amaze me when I hopefully give birth one day." she wrote.
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His clients are unashamed of their vices (including, but not limited to: cocaine, crystal meth, booze, group sex, cigarettes, selfies, and compulsive lying) and often unsure about what they're doing with their lives.
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A Spanish-language television network which regularly pulls in more viewers than some of the main American networks, Univision is unashamed to call itself a guide and an advocate for its Hispanic audience.
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"Politicians are unashamed to meddle in science and I think the way we push against that is to get more scientists into public office and claim a seat at the table," Naughton said.
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And McConnell, who was up front and unashamed about his strategy of keeping Republicans united against any effort by Democrats during the Obama administration, will do everything he can to keep that from happening.
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It was a foreign policy he eventually coined as the so-called "Reagan Doctrine" in a 1985 essay for Time magazine: The Reagan Doctrine proclaims overt and unashamed American support for anti- Communist revolution.
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It was a speedy side-scroller featuring a wild-haired protagonist that was unashamed in its Sonic-aping presentation, but it missed a trick in my opinion for not taking its Japanese title worldwide.
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The track sees the rapper veer away from the 80s-inspired dark pop of "Timmy Turner" and return to the unashamed trap hit-making of "Panda" with a familiar, though still earth-shattering beat.
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It's preposterous and glorious all at once, and when The Golden Circle focuses on hitting the sweet spot between glorious stupidity and sheepish but unashamed enjoyment of said glorious stupidity, it works really well.
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"Traditionally the attitude has been that science is above politics, and therefore scientists shouldn't get involved in politics, and what that ignores is the fact that politicians are unashamed to meddle in science," says Naughton.
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The personalities of the two-person team behind the game shine through in every bit of dialogue and silly visual joke, and it's such a wonder to see people being unashamed of loving cute things.
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It also is a book that reminds me, at least, that Boswell's unashamed lack of dignity, his willingness to write in detail about his friends and risk looking foolish, was the key to his genius.
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Yooka-Laylee is an unashamed love letter to platforming's past, appropriately evocative of the Banjo-Kazooie era given its makers, Playtonic, count a lot of the people who put that N64 keeper together amongst their staffers.
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"It's called 'Unafraid and Unashamed,' " Mr. Raven, 45, said, displaying a giant print of his masterwork: Mr. Trump with steely blue eyes, a soaring eagle, a map of the United States and an undulating American flag.
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But Michaela Coel, the creator and writer of the British series "Chewing Gum," is a clown in the best and most traditional sense: joyful, unfettered, unashamed, willing to go just about anywhere in search of laughter.
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" She continued, "My personal feeling about that is that I'm really unashamed, but within the context of the story, there's a lot of shame… So it's kind of nice to see someone stripped and bare, totally bare.
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Privately built with donations from ordinary midwestern citizens, the sombre monument revealed a country unashamed of its growing wealth and global influence, but at the same time "not infatuated with any vision of empire", the president declared.
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Typical festivalgoer Unashamed instrument geek, male, anywhere from 20s to 60s, knows what a voltage-controlled oscillator is, wearing a T-shirt that was either a statement about gender politics or a picture of a vintage synthesizer.
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Foregoing pogoing and externalized anger, and instead embracing the more theatrical, dark side of life, most us black-clad creatures prefer to just be chill, while also exercising some unashamed self-expression in a non-judgmental setting.
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All in all, it was a nakedly unashamed dive into the conceptual Venn diagram overlap of Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C. Generally, the policy favored the progressive side of the tech debates, embracing innovation even if it disrupts.
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After attending Facebook's Communities Summit, Becks, who runs Dedicated Unashamed Wives of Prisoners, said she was encouraged by the interest in and support for the group, but didn't want to compromise its integrity by changing who could join.
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Centre-right presidential candidate Francois Fillon, the favourite to beat National Front contender Marine Le Pen in the race to replace unpopular President Francois Hollande, is a social conservative who is also an unashamed proponent of liberal markets.
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British director Amma Asante, who also made the 2013 period drama "Belle", said she wanted to make the film partly because she's an "unashamed romantic", but also because it involved the two continents that shaped who she is.
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Witnessing at once Muslim-Americans writing political history -- paving the way for new representation of a large group -- and a string of unashamed Islamophobes being elected into power by the American people was a bittersweet tug of war.
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Throw in the newly unashamed argument that entire swaths of human beings should be deported by the millions and kept from entering America altogether, and these questions, which are all explicitly political, directly concern Star Wars' ongoing narrative.
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His heart was simple; a man for steak, beer and Westerns, a conservative and unashamed provincial who spent most of his time in Latrobe, looking out at the woods where he had practised escapes to an audience of trees.
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Mr. Haughey's wealth was a drop compared to Mr. Trump's, who boasts that his financial success qualifies him to run the United States, and is unashamed – and, thus far, politically undamaged – by some of his more questionable business dealings.
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And from that sprouted my own voice — the voice of an unashamed black woman who also by way of a speech impediment understood what it was like to be silenced, and didn't wish this fate on any other soul.
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This is the sort of attitude embodied in the "straight-acting only" preference you read on in Grindr profiles, or when gay people wince at the unashamed flamboyance of public figures like Alan Carr, or the drag queens on RuPaul.
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"The UK government's EU (Withdrawal) Bill is an unashamed move to centralize decision-making power in Westminster, cutting directly across current devolved powers and responsibilities," Welsh and Scottish First Ministers Carwyn Jones and Nicola Sturgeon said in a joint statement.
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These images are infused with a spirit of fantasy, set as they are in a dreamed-of Africa, an imagined and beloved homeland where harmony reigns, reunited souls pledge their troth, and glorious black bodies luxuriate, unashamed, in a natural environment.
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John Malkovich plays esteemed and celebrated filmmaker Leslie Goodwin, who is idolized by C.K.'s character, Glen, and around whom rumors of pedophilia swirl — rumors that seem all but confirmed by Leslie's unashamed penchant for women a half-century his junior.
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What Dolly's pride did for the hillbilly, for so-called white trash, Cardi B is doing for ratchet girls in the hood, for a certain type of black or brown woman who's often imitated or ridiculed, for unashamed and self-proclaimed hoes.
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"I named the organization after my father because of his complete and unconditional love for me; his unabashed, unashamed ability to tell the truth, even if it hurt; and his strength to push through his own battles with mental health issues," Henson said.
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TL;DR: Griffin's self-effacing, unashamed, and naked turn — both physically and emotionally — isn't just a joy to watch, but yet another example of just how good Broad City is at pulling people into its world of radical self-acceptance and debauchery.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - The heads of devolved governments in Scotland and Wales agreed on Tuesday to work together to try to set a common strategy to thwart the threat of an "unashamed" grab of parliamentary power by London after Britain leaves the European Union.
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"Belgravia" is an unashamed homage to the Victorian serial novel: There are echoes of Anthony Trollope's Lizzie Eustace from "The Eustace Diamonds" in the amoral Susan Trenchard, and of Sir Felix Carbury, from "The Way We Live Now," in the villain John Bellasis.
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The heavy breathing on the chorus ("Baby, I can make you feel *breath* *breath* *breath* *breath*") doubles as an emblem for the unchained emotion of the entire album; the unashamed desire that it pulses with, like me watching the skaters outside Queens Road Peckham overground.
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But it is also offering new insight into the President's unashamed willingness to launch attacks that touch on the most sensitive fault lines of American life, like race and freedom of expression, that even some of those closest to him find difficult to publicly defend.
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Both retail buyers and Lanvin's clientele, it appeared, were struggling to adapt to Ms. Jarrar's monochromatic and minimalist silhouettes, at stark odds to the unashamed maximalism and explosion of color that came to define the aesthetic of the house during Mr. Elbaz's 14-year tenure.
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With the drop of the music video Friday morning, women can now not only tell themselves that they're beautiful, but they can see all kinds of women — plus size women, women with Down syndrome, women with vitiligo, older women, Muslim women, and many more — celebrate their beauty unashamed.
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Her willingness to work through the things that confuse her, rather than pretending she has her life figured out, makes her not just entertaining to watch, but a character who can teach us to be as unashamed as she is about struggling with the issues that flummox us.
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In America, Bernie Sanders—not a Marxist, but not a Marx hater—won millions of votes running as an unashamed democratic socialist in a country whose embrace of neoliberal capitalism and official antipathy toward leftist thought is something it has effectively gone to war over again and again and again.
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Michael Stuhlbarg's performance as Elio's understanding father, shamelessly ignored by the academy though richly deserving of a best supporting actor nod, adds rich layers to the film by imagining a (seemingly) heterosexual father who is not only unashamed of his 17-year-old son's sexuality, but also actually embraces his identity.
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I haven't played through the full game in years, but I'll never forget Eddie and his unashamed love of music, or Ophelia and her descent into the Sea of Tears, or main baddie Doviculus and the way he just delights in the pain you unleash on him in the final boss battle.
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It's unabashed and raw, and in a world where our rights are imperiled and queer people are dying, one where we need loud, unashamed queer visibility more than ever, the Boulet Brothers are doing something that feels incredible—both to people like me in the audience and to the queens they champion on the show.
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At the same time, Princess Ashraf gained a reputation as a steely political operator, an unashamed apologist for the despotic regime of her brother, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, and a mink-draped sybarite, well known at the casinos of the French Riviera, who amassed a considerable fortune during her brother's years in power and lived in luxurious exile after he was overthrown in 1979.
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" Though it's never stated in the show, Sheehan also describes Klaus as pansexual, continuing, "Maybe young people who are embarrassed about the fact that they're gay and they're keeping it to themselves, can feel a little less uncomfortable about it by seeing a character like Klaus who is very out there and very colorful and unashamed about the fact that he is pansexual, or whatever you want to call it.
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I feel like rugby has actually pushed through being uncool to make itself sort of post-cool, like, it is definitely not cool—watch rugby in this country, and it's just a load of wide posh lads saying "Twickers!" and emptying lager over their heads—but then the fact that rugby is almost unashamed in the naffness of its fan base kind of makes it cool in that uncaring way, a sort of malaise that appeals to people such as I. So actually I am going to go out on a limb here and say rugby: actually alright.
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Amanda Quraishi heads up the Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom, a group that works to unite Muslim and Jewish women; A'Driane Nieves leads the secret group Tessera Collective, for women of color who are dealing with mental health issues; Latoya Becks runs Dedicated Unashamed Wives of Prisoners, for women whose partners are incarcerated; Jessica Latten heads up Natural Hair, a support group that addresses the societal pressures around natural hair care, as well as issues of domestic abuse and suicide; Elizabeth Behrens is an administrator of Be The Bridge To Racial Unity, a non-profit promoting racial tolerance among members of the Christian church; Toni Carey is the leader of Black Girls RUN!
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