Even by Bayern's standards, this is a pretty brazen move, designed to take out a key piece of Jürgen Klopp's lego fortress and put it on top of Bayern's.
It's a bold but never brazen piece of design: from it's hefty, rectangular marble base springs a tall, steel stem that curves under the weight of a metal shade.
His lies seem increasingly brazen and transparently designed to create a suspicion of élites.
The brazen and counterproductive action, designed to punish the Palestinians, flouted the Obama administration, which had Israel's back twice recently: in the clash with Hamas over Gaza and, despite increased diplomatic isolation, in opposing the successful vote to upgrade Palestine to a nonmember observer state in the United Nations.
The most significant aspect of this high-octane excursion is the energy expended not just by its tireless cast but by its all-out design scheme and brazen narrative formula, which is mirrored in turn by the reaction of its fans (more on that later).
Good design is temerity, the brazen decision to put a chrome end table beside a Louis XVI chair, the submission to a life-size ceramic Labrador.
Hadid's designs are so swishy, so brazen, so shamelessly flamboyant that they surely run the risk of putting experimentation ahead of functionality.
Although this episodic caper looks like a free-for-all, his brazen schemes require high levels of intelligence and the underlying design of his ploys is quite breathtaking.
Adding a few brazen touches, that is, like the witchy lace-up stilettos she designs, or a leather cravat, moto jacket or jawbreaker ring.
To the contrary, Congress is merely becoming more imperial and more brazen in its efforts to dominate all other branches of government, including those designed to be independent.
