They may be less brazenly entrepreneurial than that São Paulo street vendor, but, like his customers, they try to balance thrift and imagination, and also to see how daring they can be without entirely letting go of the conventions and traditions of the art form.
Exponentially more consider the decision to be brazenly selfish.
Papua New Guinea is currently experiencing what may be the most brazenly illegal land grab since its colonial days.
A can of Dr. Pepper appears repeatedly in the South Park Elementary cafeteria; David Hiltgrand of The Philadelphia Inquirer said of the product placement, "I never thought I'd see this type of crass commercialism turn up on South Park, which may be the most brazenly iconoclastic show TV has ever seen".
Disconcertingly, for such a fanatically denuded Protestant sanctuary, Polke's glass designs — as previewed in computerized sketches, which, he cautioned me, may be subject to substantial changes — are brazenly pictorial, sporting garish images drawn from arcane historical sources.
Indeed, those who know him largely through his subtle, inward work on film may be jolted by the brazenly exterior performances he is giving as Shakespeare's most peevish tragic heroes in these productions from the Almeida Theater of London.
Those who know him largely through his subtle, inward work on film may be jolted by the brazenly exterior performances he is giving here, especially in the more soul-searching role of Richard.
In a first novel that abounds in moments of emotional and physical abandon, this may be the most wanton of his moves: his narrative, brazenly, refuses to stay closed.
From this there may be further "awakenings" as the ironic, incredulous and absurd factors of many of our lifestyles are brazenly shown in the shocking light they deserve.
It is brazenly spectacular.
