Sentence examples for being barefaced from inspiring English sources
Criticism has ranged from accusing them of being barefaced cloners to being too intensive with their "Blitzkrieg" approach and management style, as well as sudden decisions to shutter ventures that don't appear to be working out.
MARION COTILLARD was barefaced and sleepy eyed.
Now it is barefaced: 'Go back to your country.'" BBC journalist Sima Kotecha interviewed a leave voter in her home town of Basingstoke who used the word "Paki".
Fake-random, because for all the air of careless disruption – the models were barefaced and stomped past the audience at a speed that made it tricky to see the clothes – every piece at Vetements is highly considered and comes with a price tag to reflect this.
Just when we thought "Makeup Free Mondays" were gaining leeway, a new study surfaced claiming that 44percentt of American women experience negative feelings when they're barefaced.
The accompanying musical conceit is barefaced genius: a live marching band performs backstage, sometimes barely within earshot, sometimes so close we expect them to burst through the wings.
American journalists worry that the lies are so barefaced they will get a reporter murdered.
The study's 25 female subjects, aged 20 to 50 and white, African-American and Hispanic, were photographed barefaced and in three looks that researchers called natural, professional and glamorous.
But peel back the spangles and special effects, and the Beyoncé Knowles on display in "Life Is But a Dream," to have its premiere Saturday at 9 p.m. on HBO, is subdued, barefaced and emotionally raw.
So barefaced are the lies being deployed into the public domain — like psychological weapons of warfare designed to distort reality on matters that are objective historical record; events we have exhaustively witnessed with our own eyes — that, on any given day, the whole concept of parallel universes now seems entirely plausible.
