immodestly

All I know is that those “immodestly dressed” females should be put out of sight in one way or another lest bad things happen.

This week, Apple introduced what it immodestly described as, “without a doubt, the very best computer we have ever built.”

"Two cents; yes, two cents," reiterated Mr. Brush, groping immodestly for pockets where there were none.

There are some shapely limbs generously and immodestly shown in connection with this invitation.

These wretched people are immodestly clothed, and they perform immodest or very tough dances.

We should say it is immodestly painted; the picture and not the subject, obtrudes.

She could not think well of people who left their rooms thus immodestly exposed to the gaze of passers-by.