Sentence examples for a brazen stunt from inspiring English sources
Banned search terms included obvious ones like "June 4th" (or "6.4.89"), but also less likely ones, including "Shanghai composite index .In a strange coincidence (or a brazen stunt by a hacker) the Shanghai stock index reported an opening figure of 2346.98 on June 4th, and fell by 64.89 points during the day.
It wasn't only the conjured-up "disaster" that troubled Robbins, but the way the media framed the fire walking without a context as some kind of brazen stunt.
To critics, Walker's tax break looks like a brazen publicity stunt by a vulnerable incumbent at a time when Democrats appear to have political momentum.
MTV has taken extra steps to make people think twice before imitating the brazen stunts performed by the stars of its weekly "Jackass" show.
"And then during one slow period I just had a — had a thought that it's possible, and I tried it and I put it in". The code wasn't a brazen "Mission: Impossible" stunt of sneaking into the draw room with a malicious thumb drive.
And yesterday, the music copyright owners' association B.M.I. — second in size only to ASCAP — sued Pandora in federal court, arguing that Pandora's South Dakota play is a "stunt" and a "brazen effort to artificially drive down its license fees".
That is a brazen falsehood.
It's a brazen indulgence.
IT WAS certainly a brazen attack.
It was a brazen and nasty attack.
