Sentence examples for brazen idea from inspiring English sources

It's a brazen idea, definitely not for everybody.

To "make it immediate" without the need for "car chases and cop cars running into each other", Schipper came up with the brazen idea of shooting his tale in one long reel.

"It's a very brazen idea to make supporters pay for the success of their own team," wrote Süddeutsche Zeitung in a comment piece, explaining that it was Dortmund's recent ascent to the top that made home sides charge so-called "top-game premiums" for the champions' visits.

Today, when nearly half of the unemployed have been jobless for more than half a year and when 7% unemployment seems like a pipe dream, Weitzman's brazen idea is worth a second look.

A dozen North Carolinians had the brazen idea that, as American citizens, they could exercise their right to express their concerns to one of their elected representatives, Thom Tillis, who is the general assembly's Speaker of the House.

Younger artists have more brazen ideas.

It's also why I reckon the feedback from my own research is wrong: the idea that "abrasive", "brazen" and, as one person put it, "shameless" are personality traits interchangeable with "rude" does a disservice to the truly awful people who are designed to make the rest of us look better.

The idea of sexism that brazen seems bizarre to me – it is something I've never encountered outside of the realms of jokes.

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And I thought, "How brazen".

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