1
Your glee this evening has been really too barefaced; you have paraded me odiously.
2
To accept apology for them and not for his honour would surely be too barefaced!
3
Upon my life, Bathsheba, it is too barefaced.
4
They are forced to cry up their parts, for it would be too barefaced to commend their honesty.
5
The rest is one continued shuffle to avoid coming upon the ground; and upon the whole, though too barefaced, yet really not without ingenuity.
6
"Hypocrisy mustn't be too barefaced," he resumed, when again his torture abated.