Out on the dock, Ernestine shucks off her heels and dangles her feet in the water.
Jones displayed a startling recall for financial minutiae, even as he put on his best aw-shucks-good-ol'-boy-from-Arkansas act.
Reagan saved his "aw shucks" charm for when he talked about the size of the U.S. federal government.
The aw-shucks owner of Dairy Queen says he only buys businesses he understands.
Now, normally I have no problem with Packers fans: blue-collar team, aw-shucks fans, hallowed tradition, cool logo, etc, etc.
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Reminded that he is winning the ERA battle with his more-heralded former teammate, Warren broke into a perfect aw-shucks grin.
He built up HP during the 1940s-to-1960s-that great midcentury time in America when the "aw-shucks, " workaday engineer was an esteemed figure.
Mr Blunt likes to portray himself as an aw-shucks small-town boy, but he too grew up in the world of politics.
Much of the art world accepted him for what he was even as he hid his own self-doubt under a gee-shucks insouciance.
Redmayne has a virginal look, a knocked-silly astonishment when the most famous woman in the world shucks off her clothes and jumps into a freezing river.
Eddie Redmayne has a virginal look, and a knocked-silly amazement when the most famous woman in the world shucks her clothes in front of him and jumps into a freezing river.
Griffith pulled it off seamlessly: As you watch him, you understand how the smiling, aw-shucks, I'm-just-a-country-boy Lonesome Rhodes could cynically use the then-new medium of national television to become as powerful as the president, while privately holding his viewers in utter contempt.
The low-key, aw-shucks Overbay hit a two-run homer and finished with five RBIs on Friday night, and Ichiro Suzuki also hit a two-run homer as the banged-up Yankees opened their only trip to Kansas City with an 11-6 rout of the scuffling Royals.
Whatever schoolboy lore says about Abe Lincoln 's log cabin or Lyndon Johnson 's "Aw shucks" Texas upraising, many, if not most, U.S. presidents were born well-to-do, and nearly all were quite well off by the time they sought the nation's highest office.
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