According to the San Francisco Chronicle, "Grant strikes precisely the right note with regard to Alex's career: He's too intelligent not to be a little embarrassed, but he's far too brazen to feel anything like shame".
In her review of Patricia Volk's marvelous "Shocked" (June 2), Alexandra Jacobs opines that the author's brief mention of Oprah Winfrey "feels like a brazen bid for Oprah's Book Club cooked up in the publisher's conference room".
"It should not be felt that the brazen denial and the lack of a proper response from the government of Pakistan to our repeated demarches on this incident will be ignored and that bilateral relations could be unaffected or that there will be business as usual," Mr. Khurshid said.
And given the absence of awkward questions, his handlers surely feel empowered to make even more brazen use of the national security issue in future.
Before you learned about their evil-minded murders and lengthy criminal records, did you feel compelled to root for the brazen prison escape by Richard Matt and David Sweat?
After prolonged, uncensored exposure to these brazen personalities, it's easy to feel invested in and connected to these musicians.
But despite my brazen exhibitionism in those situations, I feel uncomfortable masturbating when anyone else is home.
At a red-carpet event on Wednesday she brazened out her latest downfall, saying: "I feel amazing.
The fact that they feel the need to appoint a panel even after such brazen calls for murder across the UK is incomprehensible.
I just wish the results didn't feel like 70 minutes of viable story taffy pulled out to a brazen length.
