brazened

Not brazened-it-out, or wrapped-himself-in-pridefulness (the surest sign of struggle), simply free, by what conjunction of insight or ignorance I am still at a loss to imagine, from the universal misery of fitting-in - the-body.

Two Poems

“What happens if Lord Kilronan refuses to agree to your terms?” she brazened.

Earl of Durkness

We talked about teenage heartbreak, about Caroline Minton who was now Caroline Keen, and married to a vicar, about the first time we brazened our way into an 18 film, although neither of us could remember what the film actually was.

Songs of Love & Death

I've called my kids in for various kinds of absences over the years, including concerts and plays, and I just brazened through it, whether I thought the school approved or not. liz posted at 10:20 PM

The turtle with the brains

Still, the king kept his fair head high and brazened it out, and Father and I went and stood on either side of him, and all my brothers stood behind us, and no one can deny that we are a handsome family, or at the very least tall, and the thing is done, nobody can now deny it.

The White Queen

No matter; he just brazened it out with forgetfulness.

A day in the life of Canada's kangaroo court - Ezra Levant

James thinks that the reason Fitzpatrick brazened it out here is because the drugs are still missing.

Deadly Intent

Opera brazened it out last week at World Telemedia and I've heard tell along the grapevine that they are in current negotiations with a very large UK broadcaster for a very large phone and text service despite the fact that it was said broadcaster who exposed them in the first place.

So much to write about, so little time

Thankfully, with "Research Made Public" brazened on the front of my t-shirt all that day, this set the tone.

Conference Report

The essence of Christianity is humility, and by the help of God I would have brazened it out.

Life's Little Ironies