Adam, aged 11, dislikes scalloped potatoes and braves the anger of his parents by taking a tiny helping.
I have thus far resisted every overture, on the part of my friends, to resign, disregarded their advice and braved their anger.
Braving nationalist anger, Erdogan introduced tentative reforms on Kurdish rights and in 2012 opened negotiations to try to end a PKK insurgency that has killed 40,000 people since 1984.
Priam's paternal love impelled him to brave the savage anger of Achilles and to ransom the corpse of Hector; Achilles, respecting the old man's feelings and foreseeing his own father's sorrows, returned the corpse.
The would-be actress stuck working as an extra in an opera puts on a braver front: wielding her anger as a Valkyrie does her armor.
While several Braves fans expressed their anger on Twitter, the hashtag didn't seem to catch on.
Their only fear is that Austrians may not be brave enough to vent their anger at the voting booth.
"I think it's bizarre, or just incredibly naive," said second-year student Will Searby, one of those to brave the freezing temperatures to express their anger.
Children can be prone to covering their anger or sadness by putting on a brave, tough, or aggressive front to cope better.
This means that managers must ask employees to be brave and speak up—and must not respond by expressing anger or strong disapproval of what may at first appear to be incompetence.
He wasn't close to tears by any means, but he seemed a bit emotional and shaky, his brave face not quite concealing a lot of frustration and anger boiling under the surface.
