Sentence examples for brazen move from inspiring English sources

This brazen move still provokes bitterness in Vancouver.

Now, those ads — commonplace in the Kindle line — are a brazen move by Amazon.

But it's still a brazen move, as Mr. Scott seems keen to point out.

Then, in a surprisingly brazen move, the Crimean parliament declared the peninsula a territory of Russia.

It was a brazen move by the 16-year-old Ahn, considering there was hardly any room to pass.

Her most brazen move yet came this week with the nationalisation of 51% of YPF, the former state oil company, belonging to Spain's Repsol.

In perhaps one of the most brazen moves from the Sri Lankan government, in January of this year the Chief Justice Shirani Bandaranayake was impeached on charges of 'misconduct', prompting an outcry from lawyers around the world.

The Sierra Club accused President George W. Bush's EPA of undoing "decades if not a century of progress on the environment" with such brazen moves as refusing to implement the 1992 Kyoto climate deal.

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.

He began in the Vologda region; then for three months he stayed in Tver, at the fidgety, full-throated Anastasia's house; then, having grown completely brazen, he moved closer to Moscow and took up residence at the dacha of a distant relative.

Meanwhile, the men were at work on what prosecutors portray as a brazen and desperate move: the men offered a senior fire marshal $100,000 to issue a false report declaring the fire accidental.