He took from Francis Bacon both a growlingly bravura technique, with flesh-color paint applied like gelled viscera, and a brazening of erotic appetite and angst as all-purpose fuel for art-never mind the mess they might make of a mere life.

She kissed Ralph, and the contact was as brief but even less sisterly than had been the elder twin's embrace, and as she drew back from it, she slanted her eyes with a pretence of innocence, that was more deadly than any brazening.

BRAZEN doors had vanished.

A BRAZEN shout from long trumpets held high at the angle of a Hitler salute.

BRAZEN VIRTUE, by Nora Roberts.

A BRAZEN DENIAL 21 He had barely reached the kennels when a scream shattered the stillness of the night!

Tom threw himself to the ground A BRAZEN DENIAL Sandy, meanwhile, had landed the Pigeon Special.

A BRAZEN DENIAL 19 During dinner, the Swifts discussed nothing else but what method would be best in hunting for Ned Newton.

THE BRAZEN SERPENT By Eilean Ni Chuilleanain.

A BRAZEN DENIAL 17 As Tom left the tower, Dansitt was banking his plane sharply and coming down for a landing without bothering to fly the prescribed traffic pattern.

THE BOLD AND THE BRAZEN HOW GOOD AN ACTRESS IS Carol Ann Francis?

CHAPTER 2 A BRAZEN DENIAL AS DANSITT'S PLANE roared toward Tom, Bud Barclay and the dispatcher stared horrified.