Sentence examples for being brazen enough to from inspiring English sources

Thanks, Bryan, for being brazen enough to make such a disgusting, beautiful, messed-up show.

Tom DeLay, when he was House majority leader, was admonished for being brazen enough to host a fund-raiser for energy lobbyists on the eve of a critical energy-bill vote.

Unless Epstein was brazen enough to lie about that?

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.

Given its popularity among grassroots conservatives and Bannon's "take-no prisoners" approach, few Republican candidates or lawmakers are brazen enough to pick a fight with the website.

None were brazen enough to declare this publicly at the time and it remains a surprisingly resilient idea in some circles.

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.

And while few New Yorkers are brazen enough to litter on the hoods of parked cars, the bike stations installed in their stead have attracted all manner of urban waste.

In 1989, he is said to have tried to kill a potential government witness and, though he failed, was brazen enough to have dug his target's grave in advance.