unblushingly

Like Dickens, Kingsolver is unblushingly political and works on a sprawling scale, animating her pages with an abundance of charm and the presence of seemingly every creeping thing that has ever crept upon the earth.

Three interracial couples sign on for what the play calls “antebellum sexual performance therapy,” a radical, unblushingly theatrical and likely unaccredited methodology designed to repair centuries of racialized violence and injustice through role play.

Blanc exclaims, and unblushingly whips out a magnifying glass to inspect a rug.

Chinese envoys unblushingly told EU diplomats to grant these concessions because “we should be given this.”

Meanwhile Amber Rudd, quite unblushingly, rose to ask a non-question about the Security Services.