Sentence examples for brazen by from inspiring English sources

Women in these movies are brazen by Afghan standards, dancing, baring their midriffs and even embracing men on screen.

His murder on May 10th he was shot by an unknown gunman while bicycling on a busy avenue was not even unusually brazen by the country's grim standards.

And yet, as a friend, I can't help regarding "The Master's Muse" as a violation, made even more brazen by the fact that it's narrated in the first person.

Called something like, "Eric is a Hairy Beast," the group quickly filled with loads of kids making fun of a quiet Armenian boy, uploading cell phone pictures of him and becoming more brazen by the day.

He plainly believed, as did his contemporaries, that he had devised a literally foolproof manner, and he self-replicated to a degree that would be brazened by no other major artist until Andy Warhol — who positively valued, as an aesthetic sensation, the deadening effect of proxy hands in a work's execution.

Witnesses on Wednesday described a brazen assault by well-armed assailants, largely unhindered by security forces.

And several are irked by what they consider to be brazen comments by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York City about his willingness to kill fish and other animals if necessary to protect human beings from infected mosquitoes.

If there are two blogs that require nearly no debate regarding "best of" status, they're Dooce by uber mommy blogger Heather Armstrong and Brazen Careerist by serial entrepreneur Penelope Trunk, both which made an appearance on last year's top 100.

President Khatami urged supporters to react calmly, but he was clearly angered by what outside political analysts called a brazen effort by religious conservatives to neutralize Iran's reform movement.

Two other attackers died as they detonated their explosives in the Serena, which is frequented by foreigners, in one of the most brazen assaults by the Taliban in the heavily protected heart of the Afghan capital.

A special session ended in Austin yesterday with Democrats holding fast in their out-of-state exile against a brazen attempt by the House majority leader, Tom DeLay, to pick up six seats by gerrymandering incumbent Democrats out of power.