Sentence examples for brazen self from inspiring English sources
20 brazen self professed illegal aliens have just invaded my DC office.
Today, that explosion of brazen, self-conscious filmmaking is often hailed as movies' "silver age".
Mr. Moreschi said: "The whole thing is fairly bold in its brazen self-congratulatory nature.
It's a message that, in an era of brazen self-invention, readers are likely to take to heart.
The Ritchie of Sanneh's profile is kind and good-natured; politically, his biggest sin is brazen self-interest.
Mop up outstanding business with ferocity and throw your full weight into brazen self-promotion and PR.
Despite her Moonage Daydream throwback attire, in its brazen self-promotion this gig is a determinedly Web 2.0 affair.
But as a demonstration of brazen, self-promoting showmanship, it distills the carny-barking essence of Tinseltown hype.
She looks loose and comfortable most of the time, letting Jesse's anxiety and loneliness float in around the edges of her brazen self-presentation.
NO RECENT Italian prime minister has swept into office with as much youthful vigour and brazen self-confidence as Matteo Renzi.
But as she shifts away from brazen self-effacement to describe the people whose countries she's stumbling through, the jokes get stale.
