Sentence examples for brazen enough to from inspiring English sources

Unless Epstein was brazen enough to lie about that?

Some retailers were brazen enough to demand ad hoc cash payments.

Thanks, Bryan, for being brazen enough to make such a disgusting, beautiful, messed-up show.

The show is smart enough to test the waters of outrage but not brazen enough to take a genuine plunge.

She was taken in, as we all could be, by someone brazen enough to believe in his own lies.

I hoped it would voluntarily decamp, but I knew it was growing large enough and brazen enough to threaten our dog, who often visited the pond.

This is, after all, one of the few magazines in the world brazen enough to put stand-alone, er, merch on its cover every month.

Ms. Goodwin is brazen enough to name her moneybags heroine Cora Cash and to borrow from the life of Consuelo Vanderbilt in telling Cora's tale.

"Any good lawyer is going to be saying, 'If they are brazen enough or sloppy enough to withhold evidence in the Ted Stevens case, we need to presume they did it other cases as well,' " said John Wolfe, a lawyer in Seattle who represents Ben Stevens.

It is more complicated than burgers and guacamole, but brazen enough for fellows who wear Prada to the pregame.

While the stories Katz pulls together were not entirely unknown to the public at the time, the Chamber's involvement, and its wholesale strategic assault on state judiciaries, are brazen enough that the chamber could come to define our era of corporate capture of the levers of republican government.