Sentence examples for brazen assertion from inspiring English sources
Iraq's statements, however, continue to be disturbingly evasive, including a brazen assertion that Baghdad has no unconventional weapons programs.
Robert Hoyle called it 114-114, and there were enough close rounds to give the judge the benefit of the doubt; Dave Moretti is more culpable for making Pacquiao a 115‑113 winner; and Glenn Trowbridge ought to hand in his badge and ride quietly out of town, preferably not in the direction of Mexico, for his brazen assertion that the champion won 116‑112.
Left unchallenged, this brazen assertion of judicial overreach threatens not only our campaign finance system but the basic principle that government's sole legitimacy rests upon the consent of the governed.
Fifteen: It's just the age at which a barely-there short skirt can be interpreted as a brazen come-on or a defiant assertion of innocence, as if the tenderness of the wearer's age should protect her against the threat of voyeurism.
But what's most naive in Hall's patronising post is her assertion that she is going to block the posts of the brazen girls who have posted their selfies on her sons' web pages.
(Some specialists on Iran have been skeptical of the administration's assertions on the planned attack, saying it seemed unlikely that Iran would back a brazen murder and bombing on American soil).
The brazen "it didn't happen" defence was the first effort to dismiss former chief counter-terrorism adviser Richard Clarke's assertion that the president had urged him to find a link between 9/11 and Iraq 24 hours after those attacks took place.
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