Sentence examples for a brazen instance from inspiring English sources
Critics have contended that the disqualifications were a brazen instance of score-settling that reopened sectarian wounds and reinforced how elusive national reconciliation remains.
To quote from Evita, what a circus, and what a show: a brazen instance of property kicking poverty, which in livelier times than ours might have seen the ghastly and guilty parties chased through the city by the mob.
And, in a brazen instance of biting the hand that feeds him, "The New Yorker knows nothing about writing, nothing".(The magazine has serialized several of his books, including Half a Life and The Enigma of Arrival).
No one in the history of art has paid closer attention than Rohmer to first encounters between the sexes, the brazen instance of appraisal, the dance of advance and retreat, aggression and denial.
This would be an equally good description of the worst of today's call centres, and is why they are known as the modern sweat shops.There was a time, not so long ago, when most of the "customer service representatives" (CSRs)—the people manning the phones seemed to be undercover journalists competing to expose the most brazen instance of bullying and humiliation in the workplace.
In the most brazen instance of political plagiarism, McCain and Palin have been happily lifting Obama's words, ideas and slogans.
Another, perhaps, is to remind the audience that we must reach back as far as Wagner himself to find so brazen an instance of that most radical of aesthetic effects: the conservative high.
That is a brazen falsehood.
IT WAS certainly a brazen attack.
It was a brazen, tightly organized attack.
