For real romance, more unabashed than anything in "Long Shot," try the latest Werner Herzog documentary.
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For some it was the mere legitimization of the notch — for others, the inspiration was a bit more unabashed.
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Abrams might not win in November, but she's clearly a harbinger of Democrats future: more women, more people of color, and more unabashed progressives.
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Then Mulvaney made an even more unabashed declaration, admitting that Trump did freeze nearly $400 million in aid to coerce Ukraine into investigating his Democratic opponents.
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That has made its officials more unabashed defenders of the government's role in protecting workers and consumers from economic catastrophe, notable Democrats and party observers say.
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Be smart: The momentum — online, on cable, among donors, with newly elected Democrats and among the early 2020 crop — is clearly with the new, more unabashed liberals.
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By the time he had a couple transitions under his belt his giddiness might have been more unabashed than the campers who met him for the first time.
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His bars ricochet from the personal to the political to the straight-up cheeky, but even the more unabashed hype tracks like "New Banger" are laced with vivid poetry.
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" At HM, Stagg wrote that the Silverline "delivers a really solid record" that contains "simplicity", which he called "refreshing." At Indie Vision Music, Lee Brown found the album to be "upbeat and positive from start to finish" because "few bands offer up more unabashed hope through an overly positive outlook than what Silverline brings to the table. With an album that is certain to see several songs become staples on K-Love and Air1, Lights Out is sure to be a stand out album this year." Jesus Freak Hideout's Gangl wrote that the release is a "better-than-average effort that, although it falls shy of the consistently infectious gumption of Voices, it still offers plenty to love for those in both the radio-listening and rock-loving camps.
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"Miracle Goodnight" is a song by English singer-songwriter David Bowie, released as the third single from his 1993 album Black Tie White Noise. While the previous two singles from the album, "Jump They Say" and "Black Tie White Noise", covered issues such as mental illness and legal injustice, "Miracle Goodnight" features a more unabashed recurring theme of the album – Bowie's love for his new bride, Iman Abdulmajid. He declared the whole album "a wedding present" for Iman. Released as a single, the song also had a music video directed by Matthew Rolston, featuring Bowie unmoved by a harem of beautiful women while singing the song to camera, as well as scenes of him in a jester's outfit, playing with mirrors, dressed as a mime, and even returning briefly to his fashion style as the Thin White Duke from 1976.
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