bare-faced

• “Which prevarication was bare-faced, by virtue of his having just installed the ram and piped the land.”

  CHAPTER XXI

• “At worst, plain bare-faced lying and scaremongering.”

  Think Progress » Let The Cameras Roll

• “He was thoroughly beaten by the law, and the bare-faced robbery held good.”

  Chapter 11: The Great Adventure

• “At the most famous yeshiva in pre-war Europe, most men studied bare-faced.”

  The Huffington Post: Rabbi Yonah Bookstein: Matisyahu's Beard Goes Missing, Jewish World In A Panic

• “More bare-faced and bold by far is The Asylum, the Cormanesque micro-studio whose stock in trade is the "mockbuster".”

  The Guardian: LA gets blown up once again in Battle: Los Angeles

• “Why would a union launch such a propaganda campaign against a behemoth like Bell, based on some bare-faced lie??”

  Bell Canada spy cams in tech trucks

• “When we meet this time, at the Dorchester, Price arrives unrecognised, and indeed is almost unrecognisable – bare-faced, hair scraped back, in baggy white linen trousers and Ugg boots.”

  The Guardian: Katie Price: 'People think I'm not normal'

• “But as more details of the Lib-Con coalition's extraordinary budget emerged yesterday, the bare-faced deceit at the heart of the government's claims has become brutally evident.”

  The Guardian: Budget 2010: Osborne's claims of fairness are now exposed as a fraud

• “Dominic Lawson has an interesting article in today's Independent pointing out that: Of all the characteristics of a successful politician, none is more essential than bare-faced cheek.”

  Archive 2008-10-01

• “Personally I have to say I could appreciate the bare-faced cheek of both players, although I've enjoyed Maradona's effort for 23+ years more”

  Meet the man behind crime fiction's most despicable character

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