Sentence examples for brazen deception from inspiring English sources
But few undertake the kind of brazen deception at the heart of Obama's radically transformative economic plan, a rhetorical sleight of hand so smoothly offered that few noticed.
In "Casablanca," Captain Renault delivers the movies' other great salute to brazen deception: "I'm shocked, shocked," Claude Rains tells Humphrey Bogart at Rick's night-club casino, "to find that gambling is going on in here".
In April, Mr. Malecot, 58, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of illegally hiring 12 undocumented immigrants and, in what prosecutors portray as a brazen deception, continuing to employ them after learning that they were in the country illegally.
The books name the most prolific forgers of our time, sometimes implicating entire villages and expose tools for brazen deception as simple as hair dryers (which can be used to help wood crack prematurely) and carbon extricated from batteries (specks glued onto a ceramic pot can resemble tomb fungus).
In a decision more bizarre than even the brazen deception under which ObamaCare passed, Roberts essentially decreed the Constitution irrelevant.
Brown lauded the Assembly for "rejecting the brazen deception of the oil lobby and their [Donald ]Trump-inspired allies who deny science and fight every reasonable effort to curb global warming".
Some of the company's most brazen deceptions concerned efforts to prevent black-lung disease, a potentially fatal ailment caused by inhaling dust.
Volkswagen's brazen and bizarre "Diesel-gate" deception beggars belief.
The Decepticons® are a race of beings apparently so brazen in their evil that they have consented to have the wicked concept of deception actually enshrined in their own name!
