"Twenty minutes later he called me up, and he was sheepish, and I was sheepish," Bragen said.
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I always felt a bit sheepish pulling out my notebook.
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Maybe still Apple is simply being sheepish about the notch.
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I felt sheepish getting into and out of the car.
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Lefties also like displaying posters, which Conservatives seem sheepish about.
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A sheepish attempt to right things, but an attempt nevertheless.
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He looked surprised and then sheepish, but he owned it.
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I felt sheepish about OENO and a few other entries.
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His reflection smiles a sheepish grin as the shutter clicks.
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Telling friends beforehand, I couldn't help suppress a sheepish smile.
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Yeah, and they... [sheepish tone] they can make you aggressive?
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At first, I felt sheepish crashing another candidate's political coronation.
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"My mom made it," he said with a sheepish laugh.
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Looking sheepish, he confessed: "I have looked at other bottles."
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"I've seen him once," he said, looking a little sheepish.
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" Henry looked sheepish as he added, "It's just so satisfying.
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Bono, for his part, seems a bit sheepish with the title.
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She already knows her behavior is strange, hence her sheepish returns.
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Others disagreed that the climate had turned sheepish, to a point.
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"Nah," said Green, who sounded almost sheepish about his modest workload.
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The young father is sheepish about inviting guests inside his prefabricated shelter.
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If you are met with sheepish silence, you are doing it right.
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Like my friend, you might feel kind of sheepish at the beginning.
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" The sheepish, unidentified reporter responded, "I'm just keeping an eye on it.
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The driver was sheepish and apologetic but I couldn't truly blame him.
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"Pastry, which I totally sucked at," she confides with a sheepish smile.
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When reporters asked what pitch he hit, Gillaspie squinted and shrugged, sheepish.
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"And that was that," Erickson would later recall with a sheepish grin.
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Returning to his chair, he shares a sheepish grin with the umpire.
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But my tone has changed—from sheepish, almost guilty, to comfortable, conversational.
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It will make your lawyer that much more sheepish before the judge.
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Buck was engineered to look at times sheepish, fearful, inquisitive and protective.
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"Just trust me—I mean it," Hall said, with a sheepish smile.
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It's filled with googly-eyed rabbits, sheepish owls, eager squirrels and birdsong.
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I would describe the atmosphere in the White House as kind of sheepish.
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But the effort left some feeling sheepish after forecast storms didn't pan out.
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Their chair, Meadows, was still a no vote, but a more sheepish one.
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Groth was also a bit sheepish, but it was more acceptance than apology.
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Grimm apologized then and, even today, remains somewhat sheepish when recalling the scene.
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And at this debate, he seemed a little sheepish about having tried it.
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The online reader reviews I found varied between naked revulsion and sheepish endorsement.
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Six years later, he offers a sheepish grin when I bring that interview up.
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" "Why are we so sheepish calling out people we agree with politically these days?
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I told her the truth, but it didn't make me feel any less sheepish.
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The home's inhabitant — a sheepish man in a tattered sarong — was then hauled away.
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The thrill of my conversancy has given way to a kind of sheepish chagrin.
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In Newport, a town in County Mayo, the Sheepish Dog creates luxury dog baskets.
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Many of them affect sheepish grins, rise quietly, walk off abruptly without making eye contact.
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Unlike most NPR sets, there's no clear delineation between songs or sheepish mid-set reminiscing.
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And when she makes a mistake, Grande looks sweetly sheepish, but she keeps on singing.
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"That's right, I always feel like I'm behind," she said Wednesday with a sheepish grin.
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Feeling sheepish, I find myself compelled to tell Robb about one of my own dreams.
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But it's still common for employees to feel sheepish when they ask about working remotely.
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"The language previously had been a bit ambiguous about that, a bit sheepish," Morrison added.
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He seemed a bit sheepish about the honor, and there was some backlash to the decision.
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Longtime futurist Max More, Alcor's current president and CEO, is sheepish about the facility's austere appearance.
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Bielsa dressed down, in a polo shirt, and looked sheepish and shy amid all the fireworks.
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It would be impossible to advocate what he is advocating for and be sheepish and apologetic.
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You'd hope that, at least in public, he'd murmur something vague and look a tad sheepish.
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" Then, a little sheepish: "I am more upset than I should be about a celebrity death?
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Think of animals as metaphor: busy as a beaver, crazy like a fox, horsing around, bullish, sheepish.
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She wasn't happy with the salary offered by a prospective employer, but she was sheepish about negotiating.
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It raises questions about whether banks are too sheepish in their lending, or regulations are too tough.
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He's still easily impatient, easily distracted, and openly sheepish about the ways he's failed Hank and Hope.
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So we clung to them, feeling a little sheepish to be following a parenting expert so literally.
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Ninety minutes of intense mouse-clicking later, the five's smiles had turned sheepish and the applause consolatory.
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He looks sheepish, like he deserved it for trying to stay precariously balanced on the boat's edge.
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Some people just go ahead and clap for the cause, and feel proud or sheepish about it.
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Another woman, whose brother was similarly killed, spoke on behalf of her sheepish husband standing behind her.
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And it's not something they should feel sheepish about saying or that others should dismiss as symbolism.
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In response, Emma laughed the sheepish way friends do when they agree with you but know they shouldn't.
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Since announcing ARKit last year, the tech giant has hardly been sheepish about its belief in AR's potential.
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When I told her people would be shocked to learn this, she smiled with an uncharacteristic sheepish grin.
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Yet concerns that sheepish white voters spent months lying to pollsters were roundly dismissed and even laughed at.
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Even so, some collectors whose businesses have come to depend on free port storage are a bit sheepish.
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It's probably time for all these networks to stop being a bit sheepish about their reliance on remakes.
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" After a pause he added with a sheepish smile that "The instruments worked pretty well, so we're happy.
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"At first, I was actually sheepish about having our family in the public at all," Evelyn Yang said.
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With a sheepish grin and biting wit, Joel McHale skewered pop culture on "The Soup" for 12 seasons.
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Mostly, I feel too sheepish to proclaim what I want — a man beautiful according to traditional, masculine standards.
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Some of these companies will willingly pony up, ideally feeling a little sheepish that they didn't ask initially.
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Some of these companies will willingly pony up, ideally feeling a little sheepish that they didn't ask initially.
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When I later offered a sheepish apology to Mr. Brachet for all the noise, he happily dismissed it.
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And make no mistake, the guarded and even sheepish nature of a great deal of Trump's support is real.
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I smashed a glass while we were having sex, so I was pretty sheepish when we exited the bathroom.
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Despite her rough-and-tumble lifestyle, she was somewhat sheepish when appearing on the show — hence the makeshift bikini.
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We feel nearly as sheepish as the bookmakers who put the odds of that happening at 150 to one.
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The morning after a dinner party, her makeup applied but still in her robe, my mother would be sheepish.
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GOP SHEEPISH ON TRADE DEAL: Speaking of the TPP, Republicans aren't chomping at the bit to schedule a vote.
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He seemed a little sheepish about it — he didn't want to interrupt the game — but the recognition was overdue.
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My husband soon emerged victorious and sheepish and was quickly whisked away by a nurse for some blood deposits.
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The entire matter has left some Kansans befuddled, some Democratic lawmakers smug, and some Brownback supporters a little sheepish.
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It would be unsurprising to soon see a flurry of sheepish analysts to start to become more positive on Caterpillar.
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" Then he cringed, shrugged, and said with a sheepish smile, "Sorry, but I think I have to say that, right?
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Sheeran, ever sheepish, shrugged and pointed to his hand, where he wore a silver wedding band on his left hand.
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This is a big deal for iMac power users, but for me, an almost iMac power user, I'm feeling sheepish.
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"Well, actually, to be honest with you, that thought did go through my head," he said with a sheepish laugh.
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"She had kind of a sheepish look on her face, too, like when she breaks into the trash," he said.
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A river trip is a comedy of manners that commences each day with the sheepish, intermittent parade to the groover.
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We gave sheepish smiles and said how proud we were, how we'd be back next year to win for sure.
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It was simply impossible—for "numbers and situational reasons," a slightly sheepish bartender said, when I pushed for an explanation.
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"Hey, it's only my third," he said with a sheepish grin, failing to mention he had started 220 minutes ago.
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Kevin Chamberlin brings his always welcome, sheepish air of bonhomie to the part of Floy's sidekick and accomplice, Mr. Pontdue.
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"He sends me memes of SpongeBob weekly and I hate it," Ms. Culkin, also 25, added with a sheepish laugh.
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"Is no one worried about the people, you know, in Brazil?" asks Ben, one of the firm's more sheepish analysts.
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Nadal was a rare blend of sheepish and bewildered when the 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 drubbing was over.
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"I have to say sorry guys and thank you," said a sheepish Medvedev, extending an olive branch to the crowd.
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Beltre makes the play as usual, and on the jog back to the dugout, Profar flashes a sheepish grin Beltre's way.
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Given this disappointing performance, sheepish prognosticators have wondered whether any alternate source of information might have offset the off-target polling.
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I have friends—a few sheepish friends—who like to look ahead to the end of every novel they pick up.
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As the Washington Post reports, the secretary of state appeared "sheepish" about the error, and stumbled while trying to regain composure.
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It's frightening because it shows just how sheepish we can be as a society, to be allowed to compromise our values.
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"They're pretty sheepish about it, making these comments," Obama said, implying that GOP senators are not fully sold on their position.
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He toggles between stretches where he's either too aggressive and fouls a bunch or too sheepish and afraid of foul trouble.
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In the above video, he hands out a degree to Cameron Borthwick-Jackson on the evidence of one, slightly sheepish dab.
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For years, I've witnessed so many of my fellow progressives giving a sheepish pass to the unseemly antics of Bill Clinton.
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He plays Jeff Torm, the sheepish and deeply insecure mayor of a slowly dying Rust Belt city in upstate New York.
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Brady at first gave sheepish, gee-whiz responses suggesting that it would be cool to have a golf pal as president.
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Asked if he even bothered to watch the flight of his mammoth homer, the normally sheepish Judge just shook his head.
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Afterwards a few of us were sat on my doorstep when a sheepish and very sober friend walked around the corner.
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A rapper grabs the mic and drags a sheepish Jeff Berwick onto a patch of sand that serves as a makeshift stage.
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In response, Jon Watts's film seems to nod its head and say, 'I know, know,' a little sheepish about its mere existence.
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In politics, the reactions from the accused range from total denials (President Donald Trump, senatorial candidate Roy Moore) to sheepish apologies (Sen.
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Entering these enclosed spaces feels deliciously transgressive; exhibition-goers issue sheepish, disproportionately profuse apologies when they inevitably walk in on one another.
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He was being extremely sheepish about the whole thing, eventually venturing that she had said something strange to him during the act.
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"Alexa, shut up," she barked, then looked a little sheepish and asked me if it was O.K. to be rude to her.
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I went on my Badass Bitches tour at the Met with seven patriarchy-denouncing women and one game-but-sheepish-looking man.
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He was obliterated in the post, and contested a sheepish 16.4 percent of available shots at the basket, according to Nylon Calculus.
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What is fresh about "Toy Story 4"—what corrals a sheepish story and goads it into action—is Bo Peep (Annie Potts).
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Bobby was nothing but a "B" and an "MF," as he later relayed the detective's words to me, sheepish about repeating them.
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And he said" — here Johns pitched his voice into a kind of sheepish whine — "'Why didn't they ask me to do it?
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We feel sheepish about it, and for good reason: Once trashed, they end up in landfills, leaching toxic chemicals into the soil.
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Colossal is unmissably harsh on its male characters, all of whom are sheepish and ineffectual at absolute best, and downright malevolent at worst.
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Years later, as he admits in our interview, it's that sheepish young kid from Facebook who now serves as mayor of the Internet.
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Somewhat sheepish, he quickly labeled this foray "plastic soul," a pejorative designation meant, in part perhaps, to insulate him from charges of inauthenticity.
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" Just as the 2014 documentary on Hill, "Anita," made both the smearing Republican senators and sheepish Democratic senators look bad, so does "Confirmation.
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When I asked Michael Simmons, one half of the two-man Flexibits team, when Cardhop was first announced he looked a little sheepish.
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In 2018, you felt more sheepish than your usual head-butting self because you were in your feelings and afraid of the unknown.
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As we wound between naked trees down a semi-paved path, more than a few rubberneckers shot her adoring grins and sheepish waves.
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Finally, sotto voce, with an apologetic wince or sheepish smile, anticipating the word's being volleyed back in an affected Boston Brahmin accent: Harvard.
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With the crowd of 43,928 standing, Wright popped up to first base, where Peter O'Brien seemed almost sheepish as he made the catch.
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The taunt reflects the fact that far from being sheepish about the president's sudden war with athletes, the Trump team is reveling in it.
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After spinning up his storm, Boris failed to seize the moment, acting sheepish and almost repentant as he backtracked on some crucial Brexit promises.
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He sounded, at this moment, tired, sheepish and maybe embarrassed — less a man in a hurry than someone who was running out of time.
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She even gave the audience a sheepish grin, but unfortunately her cringe-worthy slip up was caught on camera and aired on CCTV 15.
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Sibling rivalry in childhood — "I was extremely jealous of Sophie," Frederik says with a sheepish smile — has given way to close friendship in adulthood.
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They bowed slightly to their mentors before unleashing a series of punches, karate chops and kicks, interspersed with occasional giggles, whispers and sheepish smiles.
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The Canadian artist Amanda Walker, who calls her creative endeavor Black Sheepish, is inspired by art that explores themes of female identity and metamorphosis.
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A "young woman with a clipboard and a sheepish smile stepped out of a parked van and approached us," Ms. Lerner wrote on Vulture.
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It's just as surprising as when, in the last segment of the special, Sandler actually comes across as sheepish when making a joke about sex.
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In fact, she shares his assessment that journalists are not always honest (though she said she felt sheepish about saying that to an actual journalist).
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At the appointed hour, at two locations in central Paris, just a handful of sheepish supporters from his France Insoumise (Unsubmissive France) movement turned out.
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"He was real sheepish and thought he might be confronted by the Secret Service or deputies who'd tell him he couldn't do it," DiSalvo said.
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There is a sheepish, giddy camaraderie among my group as we extract absolutely everything we can from this place and put it into our pockets.
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Müller barely moved for a second, then broke into an almost sheepish grin, while Nadal was left figuratively banging his head over a lost opportunity.
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"Republicans are too sheepish to call [Trump] out on anything and they are afraid of losing their positions and losing any power themselves," Cheadle said.
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Gregarious, wide-eyed and relentlessly positive, Mr. Jarjour, 31, was also a complement for Starrah's sheepish humility, and he quickly became her protector and champion.
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Sure, the end of a marriage is not necessarily the same as your average breakup, but it's also pretty common and nothing to be sheepish about.
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Repurposing a series of stereotypes about Williams' national identity, the sculpture levels the same charges of incestuousness and sheepish lack of initiative at the exhibition's public.
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And who should be there but a sheepish-looking Master Raymond and Comte St. Germain, along with Monsieur Forez, the executioner who moonlights at the hospital.
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Romain Flarion, 17, scanned the street for police convoys — vehicles with blacked-out windows had passed by slowly — and rolled a cigarette, looking a little sheepish.
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He returned empty-handed and perplexed, too sheepish to ask the no-nonsense employees for this old-timey-sounding drink of which he had never heard.
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Dom does her bidding, but he's not happy: He seethes, smolders, occasionally bellows, bangs things with his powerful hands and from time to time looks merely sheepish.
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In a clip from an upcoming episode, the sheepish dude tries to butter up Azalea with compliments about how beautiful she is (which only makes things worse).
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In a corner by the bar, the Gawker Media owner, Nick Denton, a week removed from his company's much-discussed bankruptcy filing, had a perpetually sheepish look.
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His sheepish stumbles through discussions of his crimes carries the same tone of countless men who excuse past bad behavior with a "boys will be boys" shrug.
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As he walked off the mound for the final time in Sunday's 1-0 win, Kershaw flashed a sheepish grin, knowing he had gotten away with one.
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But it's only Nelson, played by Mr. Hanlon with an easy smile and a sheepish air of entitlement, who fully realizes that his kind is now history.
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Less than a month ago, my sheepish face graced the cover of the High Life, the newspaper for the high school where I teach psychology and sociology.
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His calm poise was jogged only when his guests jokingly referred to him as the irhabi, a sobriquet that sent a sheepish smile across his youthful face.
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Waldrip, a white vlogger who's achieved minor viral notoriety for claiming to be black, stands next to Lil Tay with a sheepish smirk as Bregoli taunts her.
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You see, "Brooklyn Girl" — I mean, "Beautiful" — has been modeled with sheepish but cold calculation on "Jersey Boys," the Broadway megahit that's been packing 'em in since 2005.
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Lanthimos and co-writer Efthymis Filippou (his script partner on Dogtooth and Alps) go out of their way to keep viewers from engaging with their repressed, sheepish characters.
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Party leaders have been generally and unnecessarily sheepish about calling for Trump's impeachment, but this would be a perfectly defensible place for them to draw a bright line.
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I mention that it sounds a little like Cocteau Twins, which he doesn't quite agree with; after 45 seconds, he looks slightly disappointed and sheepish all at once.
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Trump wasn't sheepish about herding the crowd with demagogy, but he has been looking a bit nervous, confronted with a scenario where he could become a losing brand.
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Mr. Nabors's character, a village innocent who tended to make a mess of things, became a favorite, and his sheepish "gawwwleee" and wide-eyed "shazam!" became popular catchphrases.
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But after the event on Thursday, as Beyoncé's "Brown Skin Girl" played in the background, Ms. Hester made a sheepish admission: Ms. Harris was not her preferred choice.
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The snapshot, showing a smiling firefighter giving a thumbs-up before an elevator car full of sheepish-looking police, was posted on Twitter by St. Louis Fire Department Capt.
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"[The neighbor] was real sheepish and thought [they] might be confronted by the Secret Service or deputies who'd tell [them they] couldn't do it," DiSalvo told The Aspen Times.
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As his polling tanked, Republican officials grew increasingly panicked and angry; many of them organized a sheepish pressure campaign to get him to drop out of the race altogether.
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Bechdel herself says she's "little bit sheepish" about its popularity as a tool for analysis; she intended to use it as nothing more than the setup for a joke.
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Spain opened up scoring early today against Croatia at Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux with a lovely pass that set up a bit of a sheepish goal for Álvaro Morata.
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In 2007, Mitchell was featured in the documentary, "King of Kong," which depicted him ruthlessly defending his Donkey Kong high score against Steve Wiebe, a sheepish family man from Seattle.
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In the end, Cooke's argument is not that Obama laid a foundation for Trumpism; it is that Obama should have been more sheepish about his liberalism while he held power.
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A few had the decency to look sheepish, but the depressing, infuriating, majority offered nothing more than platitudes about us lasting longer than they'd expected before taking a few photos.
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Seated by the runway were the six eliminated queens — Morgan, Thorgy, Milk, Chi Chi, Aja and the sheepish deserter BenDeLaCreme, probably only there because she'd been served papers in Seattle.
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A news report quoted Fowler as saying the senator had looked "sheepish" when they caught up with him, and he avoided them by ducking into the men's room, Shockley wrote.
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There is some suggestion that Trump voters may have been sheepish about claiming support, as I was, but isn't that the result of the media's maligned insolence of his campaign?
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Even in fiction that takes coupling as its subject, as in the novels of Sally Rooney, the characters seem a bit sheepish, as if caught participating in a nostalgic exercise.
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I feel a bit sheepish putting this on my list when I have such reservations about it, but it was one of the games I kept returning to throughout this fall.
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"The Birds Outside Sang" (Double Double Whammy) When Emily Sprague moved to Brooklyn from Albany late in 2013, she was already honing her songwriting style: aching, blunt, quiet, but not sheepish.
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Feeling sheepish Things got wild and woolly in New Zealand when a 90-minute police chase finally ended when the baad guys found the road blocked by a flock of sheep.
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"People were almost sheepish about revealing this, but they'd say, 'I know I'm just one of his thousands of fans, but I really do feel like he understands me,' " Blight said.
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As the anger bubbled over within a packed State Capitol, a sheepish election official blamed the chaos on poor planning and a misguided attempt to save money by closing poll locations.
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They are keen to impress; both seem a little sheepish that they don't have an office of their own yet, adding that they've been looking at permanent new locations all week.
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And I still remember Axelrod and Plouffe and Gibbs knocking on the door, as I'm getting ready to go downstairs, and they've got this kind of sheepish look on their faces.
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You're sitting at your desk, or pushing your cart through the grocery store, thinking about spring, when a sheepish parent sidles up — and he's not even wearing a Girl Scout uniform.
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And to keep things interesting, they make a bet: whoever can extract $500,000 from a sheepish tech millionaire Thomas (Alex Sharpe) gets to stay in town and keep milking the fat cats.
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In a pivotal early scene, when Reynolds first meets Alma in a diner, she stumbles and nearly drops an armful of dishes before catching her balance and flashing a charming, sheepish smile.
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On opening night, I would reach out to 6th grade me and tell him it's O.K. to fall in love with Broadway, and that dreaming big isn't something to be sheepish about.
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The event itself began in disarray, with sheepish Wanda employees initially telling journalists the briefing would be delayed for about an hour, hurriedly ushering the news media out of a hotel ballroom.
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Eight years ago, when Nokia was still Nokia, that company launched an 18k gold-plated phone called the Oro, with the sheepish admission that it was for ostentatious types in countries like Russia.
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Another amusing selection features excerpts from some sort of seminar presided over by two women who instruct the sheepish-looking men in attendance on how to approach women without intimidating or offending them.
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Former Tottenham Hotspur soccer player Ledley King looked slightly sheepish as he pulled down the massive red curtain to reveal a new phone, and not just because it got stuck on a hook.
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Following the two public companies' sheepish reports, we moved on to the brand new Benchmark-Uber-Travis Kalanick lawsuit, which may deter the troubled ride-hailing company from finding a proper new CEO.
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And then he plucked two surprised and sheepish looking Republican candidates for president out of the crowd (they had shown up ostensibly to support the veterans) and commanded them to join him onstage.
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The Aerosmith frontman, 70, was snapped giving some love to Hudson's baby bump over the weekend, placing his hands on the pregnant actress' growing belly and throwing a sheepish smile at the camera.
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He sounds almost sheepish, but he shouldn't—there's a classic 60s swoon to "I Want You to Give Me Enough Time," while "Wall Watcher" slinks in like a brooding Brando-esque bad boy.
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Notably, a large wet spot can also be seen on her tank top, covering her left breast — an unmistakable sign of a milk leak — as she wears a sheepish expression on her face.
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Everyone was slightly sheepish, a gathering of StarCraft prodigal sons and daughters before an altar made of boxed Collector's Editions and NOS, which they were handing out to each person who bought at midnight.
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John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: Eddie Redmayne makes an ideal Newt Scamander, who is endearingly sheepish around humans but gifted with the nifflers, bowtruckles, erumpents and so forth to whom the pic's title refers.
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" Claiming he felt sympathy for Republican lawmakers making "sheepish" arguments for blocking his court choice, Obama insisted he would "nominate somebody and let the American people decide as to whether that person is qualified.
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Even among its fans, about half of the ones I've talked to are sort of sheepish in their enjoyment of the film, acknowledging its many flaws before talking about how much they loved Malek.
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So I was a bit sheepish when I admitted to my partner why I'd added all those extra bags of coffee to the supermarket cart and ordered that case of my favorite Italian wine.
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Like Mr. Hrebejk's "Divided We Fall" — a story of a sheepish Czech gentile who locates a vein of courage and generosity during the Nazi occupation — "The Teacher" is polished, engaging and somewhat risk-averse.
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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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The woman looked sheepish to have been found out and quickly makes her getaway, but not without removing her homemade parking sign that she had hung up on the lamp post by her makeshift lot.
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Our kitchen was in the basement, so when the food runner came down to tell me that there was a problem, she was kind of sheepish in relaying what that bartender had said to her.
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His work is often reminiscent of the photos you'd find on defunct image-hosting accounts, ie: gloriously depressing snapshots covering a range of topics like Goth Day at Disneyland to sheepish fans at porn conventions.
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When the Liberty bus rolled out of the airport a few days before the game, Lobo was excited and a bit sheepish when she spotted the images of her and Leslie looming over the traffic.
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Lorelai isn't ready to talk about it and all we get is a sheepish "maybe" and a toast to absent friendsWith a shot of Luke's new sign outlawing texting and man buns it's a new day.
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With Vargas's revelation, along with some sheepish admissions that Nunez made to me, it became clear that the forgeries—for which Nunez faced serious additional prison time—had originated as props for erotic role-playing games.
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"I'm proud, obviously, and excited," he said with a sheepish smile, flicking through images of his latest collection in which unisex tailored looks in pastel pinks and greens took a darker turn to blackberry and aubergine.
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But this album is largely a collaboration with Pharrell, who shares with Grande a goofiness and a commitment to sheepish cheer, and the sound they developed together gleams; even the songs without him click into place.
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On its own, as my artistic statement, I'm a little sheepish about [this release] because it's not necessarily an album as much as it is a collection of some of the things I had hands in.
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Josh Frydenberg's comments echoed remarks from Prime Minister Scott Morrison earlier this week who said while it was important to address misconduct, he did not want banks to be "overly sheepish" and cut off economic opportunities.
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Here I was, a bit star-struck, telling him a sheepish "Thank you for everything," and his response, "I'm glad you like my stories," sounded genuinely self-effacing, not magnanimous in today's way of fake modesty.
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" Shaub said that when he ran into a former colleague from OGE, he asked if they had maintained the daily Headspace session "They gave me a sheepish look, and said, 'No, we've fallen off since you left.
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The Together for America effort seemed to use the Republican supporters to send the implicit message to others who may be sheepish about supporting a Democratic candidate who has for so long been at odds with Republicans.
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On my runs, unlike in real life, there are no rebuttals, no counterarguments, no ripostes beginning with "Well, how about the time you — " In my running mind, and only there, my opponents are dumb with sheepish recognition.
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There was something a little sheepish about the pair of them, maybe the erotic overtones of the game caused them to lean away from each other as they shook hands, each staying decidedly in his own sphere.
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She recalls how some Republican lawmakers at first cast trans people as restroom predators, before becoming "more muted" and "almost sheepish" in their opposition after her testimony, unable to fully vilify trans people after interacting with one.
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But Barber and his movement changed the political norms in North Carolina, to the point that business leaders started to feel sheepish about their rumspringa of deregulation and tax cuts and began distancing themselves from G.O.P. policies.
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Facebook's sheepish move to not fully encrypt users' messages is confusing, considering Facebook-owned Whatsapp turned on automatic end-to-end encryption for all of its users earlier this year, receiving high praise from security and privacy advocates.
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A group of swimsuit-wearing young women were recently trying to twerk in a Las Vegas elevator on September 22nd when they were interrupted not by security, but a somewhat sheepish-looking Nye, who wandered in wearing a purple blazer.
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I saw the graffiti—calls for peace in a Babel of languages—and met Palestinian activists who were willing to lecture a group of sheepish, nerdy Jews; I saw a humble backyard bisected by the cruel gray expanse of the wall.
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Weeks after assuring people that trade negotiations between the two countries were on the "five yard line," a sheepish Larry Kudlow, Trump's chief economic adviser, admitted on Sunday that we may be months away from a deal, if not longer.
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While her ranking does not rate center court status, Bouchard's immense popularity does, the smiling 24-year-old stepping into the sun-kissed arena to huge applause before exiting 26 minutes later with a blank face and a sheepish wave.
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The city center has been rebuilt, but while shops and restaurants all advertise accepting major credit cards, an attempt to use one will usually get a sheepish reply that the machines aren't working and the offer of a discount for paying cash.
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Wayne is hip-hop's very own original drug-munching, expletive-cackling, thumb-sucking, language-fucking, free-associating genius idiot savant egomaniac, Chainz a suave, cheerful ladies' man and/or sexist whose greatest charm is his own candid shamelessness complete with sheepish grin.
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It's impossible to resist those bright bunches of pixels; I kept catching myself gazing at the enormous digital Cranston when the real thing was right in front of me, and feeling sheepish about my own instinctive allegiance to the authority of screens.
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And growing up as a young kid, he also regularly took me to Central Park to test my fate zig-zagging thru orange cones on roller skates—or when I was feeling more sheepish, watch other pros put their bones to the test.
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Martin, 21976, banters with the young woman standing across from him as she proffers a hardcover bearing his name, her demeanor part reverent, part sheepish, the latter perhaps owing to the fact that this is her fifth or sixth time through the line.
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The public address system thundered "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses as two sheepish tennis players emerged from behind a cloud of machine-made smoke, only to be greeted by roughly 2234 fans sitting quietly at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
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In the sunny opening scenes of this very funny, equally unsettling Steppenwolf Theater production — which opened on Thursday at the Hayes Theater — you'll probably feel like cozying up to that sheepish, disheveled big guy who rules the stage with his outspoken wit.
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As Sebastian, a down-on-his-luck but oh-so-passionate jazz pianist determined to open his own club and save the music he loves, you could say that he reaches peak Gosling, that signature combination of aw-shucks sheepish smile and moody pensiveness.
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Shortly thereafter, the viewer is transported to a scene where Sheeran and Deutch are getting coffee, with the British pop star offering a sheepish smile and wave, and the latter giving the former a hair tousle that will give you all sorts of emotional feels.
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The Canadian actor rocked what looked to be an amused smirk as the ceremony descended into chaos, with Jimmy Kimmel, Warren Beatty, La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz, and a sheepish PricewaterhouseCoopers accountant struggled to explain that, whoops, Moonlight had actually claimed the top prize.
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With a sheepish look on his face, the then-dad-to-be was backed by double cribs (both currently occupied by the couple's dogs) and items like DockATots, 4moms Breeze playards, mamaRoos, a Thule double stroller, Baby Tula carriers, Wash with Water skincare products and Comotomo bottles.
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With a sheepish look on his face, the dad-to-be is backed by double cribs (both currently occupied by the couple's dogs) and items like DockATots, 4moms Breeze playards, mamaRoos, a Thule double stroller, Baby Tula carriers, Wash with Water skincare products and Comotomo bottles.
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Jackson posted a shot of his feet outstretched on a gurney with the somewhat sheepish caption: "Well s—…" In an interview with the Today show in late October, Prince said he and his siblings share a special relationship — even calling his younger brother by his new name.
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In a 30-minute interview Sunday at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago, the Trump-appointed director of the National Institutes of Health's largest unit said he thinks there's good reason to stop being so "sheepish" about uttering "cure" when it comes to cancer.
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The relatively sheepish response from supposed free-trade advocates in the congressional Republican leadership shows they are more fearful of offending Mr. Trump than they are concerned with preventing price increases that working families in Kentucky and Wisconsin will face on everything from beer to baby strollers.
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He appeared sheepish and ashamed, and he asserted that a seeming act of fraud that emerged last week during cross-examination — an attempt to claw back money from a luxury hotel in New York in 2016 — was a fault of his memory, not his well-documented mendacity.
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The digital content industry debunked the copypasta, celebrities posted sheepish apologies (or didn't), and we all resumed waiting for the next dumb thing to come along and briefly preoccupy us between stories about the burning rainforest in the Amazon and the president's effort to buy Greenland (?).
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It was the crux of a long conversation, the kind that lasts the duration of a four-hour bus ride, taking place between two eager talkers, neither of whom was sheepish about sharing the highly trivial, weirdly personal, and overtly political, all in the same breath.
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I think what he means is that as much as women and men in late-20th-century urban America did not consider themselves tied to traditional gender roles, when the activity happens to be barbecuing or grilling, everyone resorts to them and then gets really sheepish about it.
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In a world with (apparently) no rush paternity tests and plenty of sheepish dream men ready to fight for the right to date a 40-year-old pregnant woman, Bridget is still struggling to get her shit together, and trying to make flailing indecision look cute and relatable.
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But about 30 minutes into this conversation, he suddenly looked sheepish, as if it had just occurred to him that his wife of 25 years may not actually be on board to carry out this promise he had made to his former wife more than three decades earlier.
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As the editor-in-chief of the health vertical Tonic, I am on the receiving end of sheepish looks from my smoking co-workers (good lord why haven't you quit yet?) and sent questions about oral herpes (it's probably just a pimple, but if it's actual herpes, chill—everyone has it).
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After breaking into the park, the young bull seemed to grow sheepish (pardon us), slowing down to spend nearly an hour stock-still on the artificial grass of a sports field, staring back at dozens of gawkers who had gathered on the other side of a chain-link fence to watch.
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I feel a little sheepish on this score because on Sunday I completely overreacted in a dumb tweet to a comment he made on a radio show, in which he suggested that the Democratic Party's Jefferson-Jackson dinners should be renamed on account of the flaws of those two presidents.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) says he feels sheepish defending the recent Democratic sit-in for gun control.
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A beginning murmur of modest promises; shrugged evasive responses to awkward questions; emphatic responses to sympathetic questions, signalled by forceful gestures; the whole decorated by self-deprecating family humor—in this case, Dad jokes and husband jokes on the Obama model, clearly indicated by bright, sheepish gestures toward the candidate's spouse.
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Opening with a close-up of a houndstooth vinyl miniskirt, black fishnets, and sunglasses temptingly dangling in the hand of a passerby, the film introduces Wren (nailed by newbie Susan Berman), a seeming 180 to sheepish small-town Wanda: all loud-mouth scrap, angry elbows, and nimble scarlet high-tops.
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That sheepish admission and others were about the only candid moments that the hearing produced, as it swung from Russian intelligence operations to Islamic extremists and even to a predictably useless interlude from Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who squandered his time with a distracting line of questioning that accused the companies of partisanship.
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Kranz, who played a somewhat similar hapless-patsy-pushed-to-the-edge role in Drew Goddard's memorable 2012 horror-comedy The Cabin in the Woods, has made a career specialty out of characters who do awful things, but seem so sheepish, harmless, and befuddled that it's easy to empathize with them anyway.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, a man who has quickly and bluntly called out terrorist attacks for years and slammed his opponents for being too sheepish in the face of terror, said Tuesday that he gave a vague statement about violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday because he wanted to wait for the facts.
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I think I felt a bit sheepish about liking the book because I thought maybe it was for very boring, literal reasons, like the fact that I also had been brought up in a big house with lots of paintings on the wall of people who look rather like me, with mustaches or ruffs.
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Made originally to confront her wariness of the girls she went to high school with, theNew York-born artist explained with a sheepish grin how scared of other girls she'd been at that age, and how when she returned to her old haunts in her early 20s armed with a camera she'd realized there'd been nothing to fear.
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And I think we collectively became very sheepish about using the C-word, or calling it a War on Cancer, or any of those things, and trying to manage expectations and walk people back, and understand that advances in cancer could be very meaningful if they make you live a year longer, even if they don't cure you.
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"Hi," I said, feeling sheepish, feeling guilty (I'd never strayed before and didn't know why I'd done it now, except that I'd been so furious with my wife and so strangely moved by Allison in her grief, though I know that's no excuse), but trying, like all amateurs, to act as if nothing were out of the ordinary.
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"The app, designed by SellMyLivestock, seeks to unite sheepish farm animals with their soulmates, featuring data profiles of farm animals from 42,000 farms across the UK." Yes, farmers can swipe left or right while they select the perfect hookup for their Hereford or Shorthorn, and every right swipe sends the human matchmaker to a livestock-buying website, where they can contact the other farmer to discuss logistics and negotiate a price.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: "Bohemian Rhapsody" purports to take us behind the music, but the film is so sanitized — so eager to share the credit, and so sheepish to assign the blame — that it often feels like a network TV version of a story that tries to celebrate people for refusing to sand off their edges... Precious little of "Bohemian Rhapsody" is interested in human beings and how they work.
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In a world in which some of our more successful or esteemed novelists — Margaret Atwood, Gillian Flynn, George R.R. Martin, Salman Rushdie, Kevin Kwan, Neil Gaiman, Tom Perrotta, Noah Hawley, A.M. Homes, Jonathan Ames, Megan Abbott and David Benioff, to name only a few — have written or are writing for the small screen, literary academia has less reason than ever to be sheepish about preparing its charges for the solaces of a healthy paycheck.
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Last month, Ms. Ross, who started out as the lead singer of the Supremes in the early 1960s and then went on to a successful solo career and even branched out into movies (garnering an Oscar nomination for "Lady Sings the Blues" in 1972), was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama, in his last class of designees, an honor accompanied by a hug, a kiss and a somewhat sheepish presidential grin.
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They include Sontag; the writer Fran Lebowitz; the actor, director, and playwright Charles Ludlam (1943-1987); the John Waters film actress Cookie Mueller (1949-203); and the Warhol Superstar Jackie Curtis (1947-1985), caught out of drag in an affectionate cuddle with a sheepish-looking Lance Loud (1951-2001), the television personality-turned-magazine columnist whose coming-out as a gay teenager on national television in 1973 (in the PBS documentary, An American Family) became a media milestone.
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Hayes finds Whitman's range without his privilege in a mostly alphabetized sonnet full of threats and phobias: All cancers kill me, car crashes, cavemen, chakras, Crackers, discord, dissonance, doves, Elvis, Ghosts, the grim reaper herself, a heart attack While making love, hangmen, Hillbillies exist, Lilies, Martha Stewarts, Mayflower maniacs, Money grubbers, Gwen Brooks' "The Mother," (My mother's bipolar as bacon), pancakes kill me, Phonies, dead roaches, big roaches & smaller Roaches, the sheepish, snakes, all seven seas, Snow avalanches, swansongs, sciatica, Killer Wasps, yee-haws, you, now & then, disease.
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