Modifying Another Word

• rather: A few minutes later one of the jewelers returned with a rather sheepish look on his face.

• slightly: The Tinkerman departed with head held high, while United set off on a slightly sheepish lap of honor.

• little: William's a little sheepish by the dressing down.

• very: Feeling very sheepish, I said: " Thank you; the lunch is on your Dad.

• quite: But now they feel quite sheepish Those scientists unwary, One problem solved, but what to do With Mary, Mary, Mary.

• so: The Real Ripper, Tracey would not be so sheepish.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• look: When asking what had happened I asked West whether they usually opened 1NT with a singleton - and he looked a bit sheepish!

• feel: He's just feeling a touch sheepish about not thinking of it first.

Modifies a noun

• grin: I asked him what makes him happy, and a huge, sheepish grin broke across his face.

• smile: No wonder Blackwell's got a sheepish smile on his face.

• look: You can see a sheepish look on Donovan's face; he knows he's been gutted by the master.

• apology: She casually remarked that I had " good vibes " , following this with a sheepish apology for sounding a little crazy.

• expression: The Doctor gazed back at the camera with a sheepish expression.

Used with adjective complement

• look: It being her birthday, Caroline arrives home early to find Carly looking sheepish.

• feel: Feeling very sheepish, I said: " Thank you; the lunch is on your Dad.