Sentence examples for brazen show from inspiring English sources

It was a brazen show of what we stand for.

Never in a single off-season have players demonstrated such a brazen show of self-determination.

It was a brazen show of the power and influence he exerts as a three-time world champion.

This brazen show-biz physiology is being practiced full-strength in the premature revival of "42nd Street," which opened last night at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts.

The brazen attack showed not only how a fleet-footed sect has run rings around Africa's largest army but how far Boko Haram's once clear-cut aims have been lost in a haze of bloodshed as it tightens its grip on a state where it once had popular support.

It would be insulting for House Republicans to show brazen disrespect for the law as well.

Even when OCD is brazen enough to show his ugly face, we quickly make excuses for what our mind does not want to see.

While these cases are relatively common -- and it appears that a nonbeliever somewhere is always locked in a legal battle to remove religious language and imagery from the public sphere -- there are a few brazen examples that show the extremes of this issue.

When he made up his mind to do fashion, as he explained to me in his home a few days after his brazen 2013 fall/winter show at Milk Studio's MADE Fashion Week, the overarching aesthetic of his eponymous brand was already clear-cut in his mind.

ABC has recovered its identity, but not its old nerve: the brazen confidence it showed in the 1970's, with shows like "Happy Days" and "Mod Squad," or the shamelessness that in the 1980's brought about "Dynasty" and "Who's the Boss?" Before anyone has a chance of recapturing that former glory, however, ABC has to lift the network curse.

The Conservative Party showed brazen hypocrisy in opposing the plan.