undisguisedly

Billy followed the swimmers with his eyes, yearning after them so undisguisedly that Mrs. Hazard said to him:

CHAPTER VIII 2010

Clay is once again the nominal narrator, though the narrator is also, in part, undisguisedly Mr. Ellis himself: He makes extra-mural references to the film made of "Less Than Zero," for instance, and seems to live in the Los Angeles neighborhood to which Mr. Ellis himself returned a few years ago.

Zero Progress 2010

Indiana to quit town, and that he was less than a cypher with her upon the last evening's assembly, where, without deigning to bestow one look upon him, she chatted, smiled, and fluttered with every one else; undisguisedly betraying that whom she should soon have alone, and have always, should not rob of even one precious moment this last splendid blaze of general admiration.

Camilla 2008

His brother, however, who knew his alarms to be generally as unfounded as his hopes; and Mrs. Tyrold, who almost undisguisedly despised both; no sooner heard his account, than, declining to discuss it, they sent for Eugenia.

Camilla 2008

His wheezy Pittsburgh accent was undisguisedly ethnic, his wholehearted enthusiasm flecked with Yiddishisms -- he made Howard Cosell sound like Cary Grant.

Alex Remington: Myron Cope, Voice of the Steelers, Goes to His Reward 2008

He winked — winked openly and undisguisedly; winked with his right eye — upon Henrietta Lillyvick!

Nicholas Nickleby 2007

St. Paul himself has never spoken of the divinity of Jesus Christ, who is undisguisedly called a man.

A Philosophical Dictionary 2007

What's surprising, and conceivably risky, about Jackman's Broadway debut in "The Boy From Oz" is that he's playing the undisguisedly gay disco-era darling Peter Allen, the Australian singer-songwriter ( "I Go to Rio," "Don't Cry Out Loud") who was discovered by Judy Garland and then later wed to her daughter Liza Minnelli before dying of AIDS in 1992.

Plays: Jackman's 'Oz' Fest 2007

Lastly, he was most undisguisedly a tyrant, who made not free men only, but free fellow-citizens his slaves; who put to death, or drove into exile, or robbed of their wealth and property, not malefactors, note you, but the mere victims of his whim and fancy; and these were ever the better folk.

Hellenica 2007

She represented herself as pinched and in debt, and to crown all, she was so undisguisedly hideous that the

Scenes from a Courtesan's Life 2007