| They may work to exaggerate their own worth or importance, bragging immodestly. |
| She reached up and allowed her dress to fall from her body immodestly to reveal a form at once that of a woman and a hideous manlike fish. |
| Among other things, she dresses immodestly, drinks alcohol, and has a close relationship with a man who isn't her husband. |
| It could not be the practice of European women to bare themselves so immodestly before men. |
| It is only because the pay and conditions of leading professional footballers were so recently those of moderately skilled factory helots that Best and his contemporaries look so excessively and immodestly affluent. |
| Wearing one is not compulsory, but women who immodestly reveal their hair encounter increasing pressure, even abuse. |
