Sentence examples for brash character from inspiring English sources

His peers say there are "two Trumps" – the brash character he portrays himself as, and the decent man they know behind closed doors.

The actor who portrays a brash character in a series of commercials for Reebok International will not be on the ballot.

Despite her deep political background, Hillary Clinton lost the election to Donald Trump, a man who had only recently entered the world of politics, and whose brash character is analyzed more than his actual policies.

She hid behind other things, too: scorching flights of four-letter words, the brash character of the "broad" or the "dame", a demanding, regal arrogance, clouds of her own perfume ("Passion" or "White Diamonds"), pills, booze, food.

Mr. Stone, described in news reports as a brash character, garnered praise from environmental groups for his push-the-envelope work on pollutants and their impact on the environment and wildlife.

"Football's football no matter where you play it," insists Sudeikis's brash character, Ted Lasso, in a press conference after making the move from NFL, before barking incongruous instructions on the touchline at Spurs' training ground.

Other world leaders, like Putin, are obnoxious, brash characters.

He is not given to self-promotion, making him something of an oddity among the brash characters who make up New York's Congressional delegation.

For someone known for playing brash characters in films like "Do the Right Thing" and "White Men Can't Jump," Perez made a surprisingly muted debut.

Like the brashest character on a reality competition, he banked on American respect for a maverick and eschewed rules of decorum.

During this period, the brash, fiery character fades away, unveiling a smooth and complex character.