Sentence examples for brazen promise from inspiring English sources

The sheer amount of brazen promise contained in that title is a sure-fire set up for massive disappointment.

— full of brazen promise at the beginning, but to which the harsh light of passing years has not always been kind.

The ensuing rivalry led both sides to public sniping, brazen promises, uneasy alliances, awkward compromises and desperate deadlines.

Conservative lawmakers accused the president of abusing his office — Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House majority leader, called it a "brazen power grab" — and promised a fight when the Republicans take full control of Congress next year.

In a brazen repudiation of his own promises, Newt Gingrich has yanked campaign finance reform from the House agenda.

"Adorn" has both digital and analog sensibilities, and lyrics comprising brazen declarations of affection, including promises of adoration to a female subject.

But once Cameron was inside Downing Street, he found his promise was far too brazen a political gift to be delivered.

A "grand armada" of international naval forces sent to safeguard commercial vessels near Somalia has been unable to stem the growth of Somali pirate syndicates capable of brazen attacks and bolstered by the promise of multimillion dollar ransoms.

The same was true for Clinton's old sparring partner and eventual boss, who proved just as brazen in walking back his 2008 promise and yet didn't pay much of a price for it.

The Telegraph's lead story reports comments from the head of GCHQ, who has promised to retaliate against the "brazen Kremlin" for Russia's nerve-agent attack in Salisbury.

The U.S. has continued to support him despite serial human-rights abuses and brazen authoritarian behavior, in part because he has promised to crack down on criminal gangs and drug trafficking.