Sentence examples for brazen gesture from inspiring English sources
To pair Carter's "Symphonia" with Beethoven's "Eroica" was a delightfully brazen gesture.
Nowhere else in his organ music does Bach make prominent use of octave doubling, as in the opening measures of the Toccata: it's a showy, brazen gesture that suggests a quite different creative personality from the one who produced the St.
And in the most brazen gesture, Mr. Gore bucked his own administration last week by declaring that 6-year-old Elian Gonzalez should be granted permanent residence status in the United States, a statement that drew furious responses from many loyal Gore backers who called it a craven bid to win Cuban-American votes.
Whether spectators see a sly political allusion or simply an icon of good-natured irreverence, the one-fingered hand would be a grand, brazen, unforgettable gesture.
The editorial was a typical Breitbart gesture: a brazen, blustering provocation disorientingly couched as a reasoned response to a brazen, blustering provocation.
Brazen familiarity in the gesture, you can only try to ignore; you can only tell yourself that Kroff isn't fully conscious of the way he looks, the manic fixedness of his stare.
Three episodes in, I am charmed by Shaw's way of sketching her character, Bridgette Bird, in brazen strokes of absurdity and delicate gestures of woe.
By Troy Patterson November 5, 2017 "SMILF," created by and starring Frankie Shaw, sketches the life of a broke South Boston woman in brazen strokes of absurdity and delicate gestures of woe.
After defeating her rival in a pyrrhic victory that felt very familiar to anyone who can recall the 1990s, Clinton last week adopted key parts of the Sanders agenda in a brazen political move that either represents a complete reversal or an insincerely token gesture.
