Sentence examples for brazen art from inspiring English sources

It was one of the most brazen art thefts in history.

Ian Rankin departs from his tartan-noir police procedurals to write about a brazen art heist in DOORS OPEN (Reagan Arthur/Little, Brown, $24.99), while in STILL MIDNIGHT (Reagan Arthur/Little, Brown, $24.99), Denise Mina begins a new series dealing with class and race hostilities in Glasgow.

Local worthies have added a plaster fig leaf to the well-hung sculpture, and the brazen young art student (the exotic Rachel Weisz), who percolates with a hatred of "fake" art, is about to take things in hand, as it were.

Madonna perfected the art of brazen exhibitionism and arch defiance, turning her cheeky monomania into a manifesto of female empowerment.

Take an idea, put it on display, call it art and brazen it out.

PAGE B10 Arts A BRAZEN NEW TITLE THAT'S NOT MEANT FOR MOM The title of the Irish novelist Colm Toibin's nonfiction book, "New Ways to Kill Your Mother: Writers and Their Families," is brazen.

Let it be said that MOCA's use of subversive entertainment here was medical: much-needed group therapy for those supporting a dependably brazen pillar of the contemporary art community.

"In the hotel room," Woods was saying with that smile, "Donnie told me, 'We're going to beat you.' " None of the PGA Tour pros dare to be that brazen, but as Bill Cosby and Art Linkletter know better than anybody, kids say the darn edest things.

Instead, the film largely comes across as a scabrous, semi-improvised cinematic art event, with a brazen streak of tabloid sensationalism.

The art is certainly cheaper, and uninhibitedly brazen.

Pussy Riot's unapologetic court statements revealed an intellectual and philosophical rigor, and its earlier efforts with the art group Voina offered even more brazen forms of dissent.