Sentence examples for brazen interpretation from inspiring English sources
His career as a New York City taxi driver began with a graveyard shift, a creative itch, and a brazen interpretation of privacy laws.
Such brazen hypocrisy when it comes to constitutional interpretation.
Seen from Berlin, this interpretation of global imbalances looks like a brazen attempt to punish German fiscal and economic virtue and divert attention from the irresponsibility of "Anglo-Saxon" financial capitalism.
The temptation was certainly there, in Pyne's brazen opportunism, and in the Commission of Audit's arch interpretation of "Gonski" as just another funding mechanism.
Mr. Rodriguez has built a reputation on his liberal interpretation of tropical cuisine, often teasing diners with radical juxtapositions and brazen condiments -- anyone for grilled whole red snapper with green rice, chayote-and-shaved-calamari salad in lemon dressing sprinkled with cumin chili praline?
This can be quite brazen.
