shamelessly

Give the people more than what they want, she seems to shamelessly say with every belfie.

He does not see his wealth and status as subsidiary, he holds both shamelessly close.

One: “Stealing shamelessly from Jan Maxwell, who was Elsa when I did it.”

Yes, there is plenty to scoff about in a contest that panders so shamelessly to high-end fashion accessories  and vanity fair.

And so many usually skeptical scribes are shamelessly rooting for Twitter to succeed.

Major Foster hastily collected sixty men and charged on the guns—so shamelessly abandoned by the order of a drunken commander.

She even noticed one little thief that darted in and pecked shamelessly at her own slice.

She said it shamelessly, and it hurt Meredith more than it hurt Guy Oscard, for whom the sting was intended.

If I find myself in a restaurant, I quite shamelessly get a piece of apple or pumpkin pie, omitting most of the crust.

Preferment was shamelessly sought after even by pious men, and was begged and bestowed on the ground of political services.