Sentence examples for brazen man from inspiring English sources

In New York, Mr. Commey has been described as a violent, calculating and brazen man who spent weeks planning the attempted hijacking.

In her closing speech to Harris's trial for a series of indecent assaults, prosecutor Sasha Wass QC branded the artist an "arrogant and brazen" man who thought he was untouchable.

In embracing this brazen man — whether tacitly or overtly — they appear to have forgotten the very premises on which the Moral Majority and the social conservative movement was founded.

Orlando, perfectly embodied by Francesca Faridany, is a young, brazen Elizabethan man who, over the centuries, is transformed, inexplicably, into a lovely woman.

The lyrics paint the picture of a brazen young man fighting the convention of his peers: "People always say/ 'Tom this has gone too far'/ But I'm not afraid to chase my dreams/ Just me and my guitar".

The deal — as daring and brazen as the man himself — tore up a crucial chapter of the legal canon that had guided American banking since the Depression.

"It's unbelievably brazen that this man is walking around making these kinds of allegations," Yukos spokesman Hugo Erikssen said.

Here is a New Year's resolution for Democratic women in politics: be at least as brazen as Republican men are in deciding whether to run for President.

She had taken on a new persona, a kind of fallen-woman persona, laughing, brazen, flirting with every man the way she had with that cop in Passaic.

The search for the gunman who carried out the brazen murder of a man in Midtown Manhattan has intensified in Queens, where investigators found the getaway car, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said Wednesday.

This gave credit to what they said, and fixed the name of Ahenobarbus, or Brazen-beard, on the man.