The duration of Cora Unashamed is 1.55 hours.

Cora Unashamed was created on 2000-10-25.

im unashamed to fart in class :) got 100

The word unashamed is not found in the NKJ Bible

Unashamed - 1938 is rated/received certificates of:

Sweden:(Banned) (1952)

The cast of For the Unashamed - 2010 includes: Keaton Quinn as Conner Gessler

Unashamed Lesbian.

Shameless, unabashed, defiant

Unashamed - 1932 is rated/received certificates of:

USA:Passed (National Board of Review)

USA:TV-G (TV rating)

Cora Unashamed - 2000 TV is rated/received certificates of:

Australia:M

Germany:12

Iceland:L

UK:PG

Forbidden Love The Unashamed Stories of Lesbian Lives - 1992 is rated/received certificates of:

Australia:M

Chutzpah - 2011 Jewish Names - Unashamed 1-4 was released on:

USA: February 2012

Unabashedly means unashamed, without hesitation or embarrassment.

She not only broke his law, but is unashamed and public about it

Nothing is more unnerving to the truly conventional than the unashamed misfit!

formalized, vindicated, accredited, sanctioned, guaranteed, compulsive, persistent, unashamed, inveterate

Although he was was wearing some very weird clothes that were unfit for the occasion, he was totally unabashed.

It is not a normal thing for an 11-year-old boy to do.

The cast of Unashamed - 1938 includes: Joan Charles as Rose Riley Rae Kidd as Rae Lane Ross Lynn as Ventriloquist Peter McConville as Pete, camp gatekeeper Lucille Shearer as Barbara Pound Robert Stanley as Robert Lawton Emily Todd as Emma Oliver

it means that while you are overweight, the man you are talking about finds you attractive because of how vibrant you are, and how you are unashamed to be you.

If one was to refer to someone as doing something blatantly it means they are doing it in a unsubtle or unashamed manner, for example "She was blatantly flirting with him".

Gerald Moore referred to himself as the unabashed accompanist. However, the title of his 1948 book was The Unashamed Accompanist.

"Cora Unashamed" by Langston Hughes includes elements such as characterization, setting, theme, and symbolism. The characters are well-developed, with Cora being central to the story. The small-town setting plays a significant role in shaping the narrative. Themes of race, social class, and gender are explored in the story, while symbolism is evident in the way certain objects or events represent deeper meanings.

Gerald Moore has written:

'Singer and accompanist' -- subject(s): Singing, Interpretation (Phrasing, dynamics, etc.), Discography, Songs

'Farewell recital' -- subject(s): Pianists, Biography, Correspondence, reminiscences

'The unashamed accompanist' -- subject(s): Biography, Pianists

The phrase "head held high" typically means showing confidence, pride, or resilience in one's demeanor or attitude. It suggests standing tall and being unashamed or unapologetic about one's actions or beliefs.

Michael Copeland has: Played Tough Youth in "The Fury" in 1978. Performed in "Katts and Dog" in 1988. Played D.J. in "Forbidden Love: The Unashamed Stories of Lesbian Lives" in 1992. Played Lester PricePoint in "Junkland Jam" in 1998. Played Dan Murphy in "In the Company of Spies" in 1999.

Ann Bannon has: Played Herself - university professor in "Before Stonewall" in 1984. Played herself in "In the Life" in 1992. Played herself in "Forbidden Love: The Unashamed Stories of Lesbian Lives" in 1992. Played herself in "SexTV" in 1998. Played Herself - Guest in "The High Bar" in 2010.

The cast of Cora Unashamed - 2000 includes: Melissa Albright as Mary at 26 Jessica Beebe as Townswoman Jim Brockhohn as Farmer Arlen Dean Snyder as Dr. Siebels John Earl Robinson as Extra John Easter as Mr. Matsoulis Ben Easter as Willie Matsoulis David Fritts as Tom Debord Michael Gaston as Arthur Studevant Stephen George as Luther Jenkins Molly Graham as Jessie at 5 Cherry Jones as Lizbeth Studevant Tinashe Kachingwe as Josephine Bethany Larson as Muriel Debord Ellen Muth as Jessie at 18 CCH Pounder as Ma Jenkins Logan Rees as Paperboy Kohl Sudduth as Joe Regina Taylor as Cora Jenkins Tom Woodward as Reverend Macelroy

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 3 words with the pattern ----HAM--. That is, nine letter words with 5th letter H and 6th letter A and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

outshamed

outshames

unashamed

David Fritts has: Played Jerry Jerome in "Copperhead" in 1983. Played Tom Creighton in "Across Five Aprils" in 1990. Played MacArthur Reporter in "Truman" in 1995. Played Young Lieutenant in "Stolen Women, Captured Hearts" in 1997. Played Tom Debord in "Cora Unashamed" in 2000. Played Principal in "Hope" in 2009.

John Earl Robinson has: Played Extra in "Cora Unashamed" in 2000. Played Rob in "Interior Design" in 2005. Played Albert Jones in "Haunting Villisca" in 2006. Played Allan West in "Dead Man Working" in 2008. Played Trucker in "Smitty" in 2012. Played Extra in "South Dakota" in 2013.

Does anyone know the chords fof this song? Here are the lyrics:

To the guy who left the pamphlet on the midnight Greyhound bus,

that asked me if i new where i was going,

to the late night TV preacher when i couldn't sleep a wink,

reminding me there's peace for those who know Him,

to the kid who wore the T-shirt that said,

"Elvis is cool, but Jesus is the one and only King"

Chorus:

I want to thank you for the witness you have been

I want to thank you for reminding me of Him

For the way your'e unashamed to show your faith

In a world that needs His mercy and His grace

I want to thank you

To the local gospel DJ who works every single night,

Playing songs to reach the nonbelievers,

To the little white-haired lady who works at the SACK'N'Save

Who always says "God Bless You" when you see her,

To a mom and dad who spent a lifetime on their knees,

Praying for a child they loved so dear,

I wish i told them more while they were here,

Chorus:

I want to thank you for the witness you have been

I want to thank you for reminding me of Him

For the way your'e unashamed to show your faith

In a world that needs His mercy and His grace

I want to thank you

Some of them were family and some of them were friends,

Some of them were strangers,

But all were heaven- sent.

I want to thank you

I want to thank you

For the way you're unashamed to show your faith

In a world that needs His mercy and His grace

I want to thank you

I want to thank you

Hopefully, I will be taken to heaven. But the question really is ... what will happen to you when Jesus returns? Will you be taken with him to live with him forever in heaven? Or will you be among those who are cast aside? Christians should live in a way that honors Jesus and in a way that will make us unashamed when he returns, for "you do not know on what day your lord will come." And in light of all this, God commands us to reach out with compassion and witness to those who do not yet know Christ.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 7 words with the pattern --A-H-M--. That is, nine letter words with 3rd letter A and 5th letter H and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

anathemas

deathsman

deathsmen

graphemes

graphemic

trachomas

unashamed

The cast of Unashamed - 1932 includes: Louise Beavers as Amanda Jones Herman Bing as Hans Jack Byron as Dancer Robert Dudley as Hearing-Impaired Juror Jim Farley as Courtroom Police Officer James Ford as Dancer Bud Geary as Court Reporter Henry Hall as Juror Chuck Hamilton as Court Officer Jean Hersholt as Heinrich Schmidt Arthur Hoyt as Dr. James W. Osgood Charles McMurphy as Guard Gertrude Michael as Marjorie John Miljan as District Attorney Harris David Newell as Assistant Defense Attorney Wilfrid North as Judge Ambrose Monroe Owsley as Harry Swift Lee Phelps as Hotel Desk Clerk James Pierce as Court Officer Buddy Roosevelt as Court Officer Rolfe Sedan as Florist Lewis Stone as Henry Trask Helen Twelvetrees as Joan Ogden Robert Warwick as Mr. Ogden Robert Young as Dick Ogden

Just some ideas on the meaning of "raw language": * unedited * authentic * graphic * real * spontaneous * unscripted * honest * unadulterated * "in your face" * blunt * realistic * gritty * pure * bold, unashamed, genuine * off the cuff * from the gut * riviting * unabashed * powerful * true to life * without pretense * unabraded

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 14 words with the pattern U-----M-D. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter U and 7th letter M and 9th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

unalarmed

unashamed

unassumed

unbosomed

uncharmed

unclaimed

undreamed

ungroomed

uniformed

unillumed

unskimmed

unstemmed

untrimmed

upswarmed

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 19 words with the pattern --A-HA---. That is, nine letter words with 3rd letter A and 5th letter H and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

anacharis

anaphases

anaphasic

apathaton

coachable

guacharos

leachable

leachates

omadhauns

poachable

pracharak

reachable

slaphappy

smashable

snaphance

swathable

teachable

teachably

unashamed

Tinashe Kachingwe has: Played Leilani, Creepy Voice in "Rocket Power" in 1999. Played Josephine in "Cora Unashamed" in 2000. Played Young Lucy in "Call Me Claus" in 2001. Played Celeste in "Two and a Half Men" in 2003. Played Shawnee in "Time Out" in 2004. Played Carrie Baker in "Holly Hobbie and Friends: Surprise Party" in 2005. Played On Ji in "Avatar: The Last Airbender" in 2005. Played Carrie Baker in "Holly Hobbie and Friends: Christmas Wishes" in 2006. Played Carrie Baker in "Holly Hobbie and Friends: Best Friends Forever" in 2007. Played Carrie Baker in "Holly Hobbie and Friends: Secret Adventures" in 2007.

Kohl Sudduth has: Played Rhett in "54" in 1998. Played Jon in "Sex and the City" in 1998. Played Prince Charming in "Dating Games" in 1998. Played Wagner in "Rounders" in 1998. Played Slater in "Bowfinger" in 1999. Played Fisher in "The Last Supper" in 2000. Played Quentin King in "Grosse Pointe" in 2000. Played Mark in "Road Trip" in 2000. Played Joe in "Cora Unashamed" in 2000. Played Freddie in "Table One" in 2000. Played Hotel Clerk in "The Banger Sisters" in 2002. Played Police Officer in "The Notorious Bettie Page" in 2005. Played Ryan Renwick in "Fall to Rise" in 2014.

There is a physical death and a spiritual death. All men have experienced physical death since sin entered the world back in the Garden of Eden.

But God was determined to make a way for His children to NOT have to experience the spiritual death, which is complete and utter separation from God permanently or eternally.

We have never known this kind of death in our lives, because even if we are not embracing a relationship with God, His mercy is all around us in things as simple as rain and sunshine and food and life and hope.

This death will not only be intolerable for us, but also for God who created us and loves us! He does not long to be separated from us. He wants us to know and understand His mercy.

So He has planned, from before creation, to make a way, for those who are willing, to have our sins declared "paid in full" so that we can stand one day before Him unashamed and without fear. That way was for Jesus to experience that awful separation from the Father on our behalf. Something intolerable for Him, but nevertheless His desire, for our sake. It is an offer of love to those who understand how desperately we need His forgiveness.

lion tamer 2 syllables:

amer, beymer, bramer, cramer, damer, famer, flamer, framer, gamer, gramer, kamer, klamer, kramer, lamer, namer, pamer, paymer, raimer, ramer, raymer, stamer, tamer, weymer

3 syllables:

mcnamer, reclaimer

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 97 words with the pattern ---S-A-E-. That is, nine letter words with 4th letter S and 6th letter A and 8th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

airscapes

airspaces

anastases

apostates

beeswaxed

beeswaxes

brassages

camstanes

constated

constates

crispated

cristated

crustacea

crustated

diastases

disseated

dissuaded

dissuader

dissuades

dressages

elastanes

elastases

epistases

epistaxes

eyeshades

frescades

glissaded

glissader

glissades

jobshares

kidstakes

lossmaker

manslayer

marshaled

marshaler

messiases

messmates

messuages

midspaces

misseated

misshaped

misshapen

misshaper

misshapes

misspaced

misspaces

misstated

misstates

nauseated

nauseates

newsmaker

newspaper

nonskater

oddsmaker

offstages

outshamed

outshames

outskated

outskates

outsoared

outstared

outstares

outstated

outstates

outstayed

palstaves

persuaded

persuader

persuades

perswaded

perswades

plasmagel

plussages

potshares

preshaped

preshapes

presoaked

pristanes

prostates

purslanes

rakshases

ratsbanes

reistafel

rigsdaler

rijstafel

seascapes

skyscapes

subscales

subspaces

substages

substates

sunshades

tipstaves

twoseater

unashamed

unassayed

unessayed

Jim Brockhohn has: Played Disciple in "The Unspoken" in 1999. Played Farmer in "Cora Unashamed" in 2000. Played Volleyball Spectator in "Evolution" in 2001. Played Concert Goer in "S1m0ne" in 2002. Played Policeman in "Stealing Summer" in 2004. Played Prosecutor in "Justice" in 2004. Played Jim Vohl in "Psychic Detectives" in 2004. Played Bartender in "Factotum" in 2005. Played Farmer in "Sweet Land" in 2005. Played Park Patron in "Fall Into Me" in 2006. Played The Aide in "Haunting Villisca" in 2006. Played Administrator in "The Final Season" in 2007. Played Leo in "Unrelated Events" in 2007. Played Marty Davis in "Out to Pasture" in 2007. Played Bruce in "Stopping Utah" in 2008. Played Officer Hardesse in "The Danger" in 2009. Played Laundromat Attendant in "Rebirth" in 2010. Played Gil in "Shy" in 2010. Played Charlie Lipshitz in "Fortnight" in 2010. Played Partygoer in "Twelve Thirty" in 2010. Played himself in "Invincible Force" in 2011. Played Joe in "Sick of Larry" in 2011. Played Wedding Guest in "Best Man Down" in 2012. Played Bartender in "Spirits of St. Paul: The Gangster Era" in 2012. Played Richard Webb in "S.T.U.F.F.E.D." in 2013. Played Funeral Director in "After Life" in 2013.

While doing some research for this answer I really could not find 3 real separate reasons why D. L. Moody was referred to as "crazy Moody". However I did find one overwhelming reason! Mr. Moody was referred to as "crazy" in Chicago because of his unabashed, unintimidated, and aggressive manner of speaking with people about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It did not seem to matter to Moody if the person was a close personal friend or a complete and utter stranger, he was going to find out if that person had made a personal commitment to Jesus. At this time in American personal questions about ones beliefs were considered rude in polite society, however this being said, Mr. Moody seemed to attract a great deal of friends and admirers because of his unashamed dedication to bringing others to a saving knowledge of the Biblical Jesus. Another possible reason might be D.L.'s appearance He purposefully kept a long full beard and a somewhat full middle. In any case from what I can find the "crazy" label was never used in a truly derogatory manner. While his detractors may have felt that his actions where out of the mainstream, no one ever doubted his mental facility, and it seems that the label was most likely one of respect or admiration for the sheer force of his character and personality. Come visit Nightforges Unique Christian gift store on CafePress!

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The War had a tremendous impact on Theodore Roosevelt's political future. But for the war only true nerds who obsessively study the history of the New York City Police Department would even be likely to know today who he was. Roosevelt would likely have remained an obscure former Police Commissioner. Maybe he would have gotten to be mayor.

The celebrated war correspondent Richard Harding Davis covered the campaign in Cuba, going along in person. There he encountered TR, who had lobbied himself into the second in command position in what he called "The Rough Riders", more formally known as the 1st US Volunteer Cavalry. It takes a real historian today to recall who was actually in command of the regiment. Davis filed reports for the papers back in the US, and Teddy made certain Davis got plenty of information of the doings of Teddy and his Rough Riders. More professional regular army officers were loath to clamor after glory with the naked hunger for fame Teddy was unashamed to exhibit, along with his shameless self-promotion. So successful was Roosevelt in winning this campaign in the press that President McKinley, who was getting ready to run for a second term, dumped his Vice President and put Teddy on the ticket as his VP choice. Some Republicans were aghast at this, such as Mark Hanna, who was almost beside himself at the thought of putting "that madman Roosevelt" one heartbeat away from the top. Then, scarcely six months into McKinley's second term an anarchist elevated Teddy to the highest office in the land with a well-placed bullet.

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Ugly Americans

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Ugly Duckling

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U-God

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Wilfrid North has: Played Terry Mitchell in "The Enemies" in 1915. Played J. Rufus Wallingford in "The Son of Wallingford" in 1921. Played John Gladding in "The Huntress" in 1923. Played Peter Collier in "The Love Brand" in 1923. Played Col. Bishop in "Captain Blood" in 1924. Played Fat Milligan in "The Beloved Brute" in 1924. Played Mr. Letham in "The Happy Warrior" in 1925. Played Harrison Breen in "On Thin Ice" in 1925. Played Pepper Martin in "Perils of the Rail" in 1926. Performed in "The Belle of Broadway" in 1926. Played Tom Bradley in "Tracked by the Police" in 1927. Played Mr. Collett in "Tongues of Scandal" in 1927. Played Stokes in "The Bush Leaguer" in 1927. Played Godley Long in "The Terrible People" in 1928. Played Mr. Stone in "The Fourflusher" in 1928. Performed in "The Kiss Doctor" in 1928. Played John Forsythe in "Captain Careless" in 1928. Played Judge Stanton in "No More Children" in 1929. Played Judge Nash in "The Trial of Mary Dugan" in 1929. Played Man with Prince Nicholaus in "Street Girl" in 1929. Played Judge in "Port of Dreams" in 1929. Played French Officer in "Beau Ideal" in 1931. Played Judge Sampson in "The Washington Masquerade" in 1932. Played Judge at Divorce Hearing in "Red-Headed Woman" in 1932. Played Judge Ambrose in "Unashamed" in 1932. Played Judge in "Penguin Pool Murder" in 1932. Played Man Talking to Colonel in "Cavalcade" in 1933. Played Undetermined Role in "The Man Who Reclaimed His Head" in 1934. Played Silent Judge in "The Defense Rests" in 1934. Played Member of the Court in "The Black Room" in 1935. Played Minor Role in "Love Me Forever" in 1935. Played Stockbroker in "Diamond Jim" in 1935.