Sentence examples for be brazen enough to from inspiring English sources
The question is whether in their drive for profits the offensive publishers will finally be brazen enough to alienate the community that provides all their free content.
Television Neil Genzlinger If you're going to be brazen enough to put an exclamation point in the title of your show, you'd better earn it, and "INFESTED!" certainly does.
The ruling was breathtaking in scope: it applied not only to the Brotherhood's political wings but to its social-services activities, and even to any personal declarations of membership individuals might be brazen enough to make — all were declared illegal.
After all, who else would be brazen enough to move to Argentina permanently, as Mr. Shindell, a 40-year-old former Valhalla resident, did last fall, with a career in full bloom?
But there was never a chance that Schaaf could be brazen enough to persist with this selfish policy on the last day of the season, when the playing schedule pitted them against would-be champions Wolfsburg.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The ruling was breathtaking in scope: it applied not only to the Brotherhood's political wings but to its social-services activities, and even to any personal declarations of membership individuals might be brazen enough to make — all were declared illegal.
Some retailers were brazen enough to demand ad hoc cash payments.
Ms. Goodwin is brazen enough to name her moneybags heroine Cora Cash and to borrow from the life of Consuelo Vanderbilt in telling Cora's tale.
Whether campaign strategists and super PAC employees are brazen enough to literally coordinate (by discussing plans over the phone, say, or sharing money), I don't know.
