Sentence examples similar to brazen distortion from inspiring English sources

Second, Bacow completely ignores the fact that the paper was found guilty of "harassment," a brazen distortion of a defined legal term.

This is how corruption tends to work most often in D.C. On a day to day basis, it's far less the brazen money-for-votes schemes, and far more the narrowing of the political debate and the distortion of political language itself.

"They're brazen.

"It's so brazen".

Willful distortion?

It's incredibly brazen".

It's brazen.

The move seemed brazen.

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This can be quite brazen.

But this was particularly brazen.