Sentence examples for brash kind from inspiring English sources
It was big, honest, moving, brash, kind of crazy.
Those who prefer the brasher kinds of contemporary music may find Mr. Harbison's score, with its audible textures and essentially tonal harmonic language, rather well mannered and soft-spoken.
A decade ago, a small, brash forward — a kind of proto-Sean Avery — named Mike Jefferson announced that he wasn't going to "drink Lou's Kool-Aid" — and look at how that turned out for him.
Most of the hits have been the brash and upbeat kind.
Speight's Tate then asks the brash businessman "what kind of locker rooms" he's been hanging out in before telling Billy Bush, "You're fired".
Everything I am today I owe to my younger, brasher, uninformed, hopeful, kind, and impulsive self.
Their writing was brash and daring, a kind of taunt to the staid literary mores that then reigned.
The New York housewives are the same kind of brash, well-preserved extroverts as their sisters in Orange County; it's their milieu that is a bit more sophisticated.
At which point Glenn Maxwell emerged, just the kind of brash, aggressive cricketer to bring all of England's old doubts flooding back.
By 1930 Mr. Hope had become "a single," specializing in the kind of brash stand-up humor for which he later became world famous.
The trumpeter Maurice Brown spiked his rousing quintet set with equal intimations of hard bop and R&B, while Gutbucket aimed for a kind of brash, lightheaded punk-jazz.
