Sentence examples for brash nature from inspiring English sources

Unlike bourbon, which is characteristically sweet, smooth and rounded, rye has a dry, jangly, brash nature.

But he abandoned all sense of the doable when he conceived the role of the brash nature boy, Siegfried, the son of the demigods Siegmund and Sieglinde.

You only have to look at video clips of him and his idol, five-division world champion Floyd Mayweather, throwing dollar bills into crowds to see the flash, brash nature of the man.

Breeds said she is "idealistic and has high expectations" of herself and is a "very passionate" person, but is flawed by her "outspoken and brash" nature.

Hemingway was anything but an introvert, and his brash nature and pension to live life to fullest, with no shame, created some very interesting stories about the late fiction master.

These case studies illuminate a struggle between two philosophical approaches to nature: a brash, aggressive approach which aimed to conquer the Greenland environment, and a more nuanced approach which aimed to collaborate with that environment.

Nature of attempts at the foregoing: brash, loud, snarling.

Illuminated like fairgrounds, iridescent with neon, they are brash, noisy places that bring out the gregarious nature of the city's inhabitants.

And real estate, with its brash personalities and public clashes, taps into players' competitive natures, he added.

Yes, you spot the formula after a while: lingering pan across beautiful vista, nature's domain disrupted by loud engine noise, brash middle-aged bloke appears, chuntering about 0-60 in 3.2 seconds, helicopter shot.

If Arabs seem surprisingly unshocked by the hideous imagery, it is because they see it not as an aberration but as viscerally satisfying proof of the underlying nature, as they see it, of America's brash intrusion on to Arab soil.