Examples of using Immodest in English and their translations into Polish
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You're immodest.
A woman performing loudly among men is considered to be immodest.
But it's immodest.
Such an immodest dance, don't you think, Prince?
Was this suit immodest?
It will not be immodest in you to praise me a little.
And this dress is immodest.
There are few immodest enough to say.
I do But I don't find it immodest.
Though it's immodest to boast.
not to be immodest.
Not to be immodest, but I feel like I would make a great fit.
To praise me a little. It will not be immodest in you.
At the risk of sounding immodest, perhaps my reputation precedes me.
not to be immodest.
There is something immodest about all this.
Mr O'Brien, if it sounds immodest.
Linda certainly seems to have an immodest approach to her family matters.
Vulgar, foolish and immodest pictures there were on sale,
They're against smoking and drinking, immodest dress for women,
I don't like to be immodest, but this is actually a very good idea.
I'm far too immodest To ever underestimate myself.
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Why would I be jealous of a marriage In which a vain and immodest wife Is having a love affair with another man?
it is not immodest to acknowledge that I must contribute somewhat to the companies'personality.
In Laugerie-Basse Paul Hurault, 8th Marquis de Vibraye discovered in 1864 the"Immodest Venus"(French: Vénus impudique) which gave its name to the genre of paleolithic Venus figurines.
she would consider wrong or immodest, so that if necessity compelled the services might be rendered in the presence of a congregation of the Lord's people.