| Most of all, he was angry with himself because of his inane sheepishness when she was about. |
| And then, with some embarrassment and sheepishness and a new sense of propriety, it ended. |
| While the actor is confident and cocky, he also has a kind of sheepishness that stops him being just another action star. |
| Ironic, too, that he's diffident to the point of sheepishness, even in front of the most adoring audience. |
| But the elites' tendency to sheepishness proves many of them aren't the sharpest pencils in the box by a long shot. |
| There's a certain sheepishness that comes with guarding so fiercely what is, after all, a mass-produced object. |
