Sentence examples for brazen statement from inspiring English sources

OK, judging by some of the caustic comments on the sportblog, it's probably unwise to open with such a brazen statement.

But Democrat bigwigs are gleefully reminding anyone who will listen of embarrassingly brazen statements like this one from Dick Armey, the Republican majority leader in the House: "Let me just be very clear about this.

He enjoys baiting China's small and often prideful cinema world with brazen statements that he seeks financial stardom -- making films "for the audience, not the critics" -- and this has led some people to underestimate his depth and talent.

Iraq's statements, however, continue to be disturbingly evasive, including a brazen assertion that Baghdad has no unconventional weapons programs.

Donald Trump saying Mexican immigrants are rapists and criminalsNo one led the charge in brazen false statements this year — and then doubled down after being called out on them — more so than Donald Trump.

— Up until now, Ian Poulter's trademarks have been bold outfits, brash statements and brazen behavior.

Reitz was sometimes rather brazen in his political statements, so when he – incorrectly – claimed the South African Republic to be a fully sovereign state, the British jumped on him.

Despite the arrests of Cleary and other alleged members of Anonymous, the group vows to continue its brazen campaigns, issuing defiant statements to law enforcement and claiming to be unstoppable.

One of the most remarkable and brazen set of misleading statements is Geithner's recounting of his speeches while president of the New York Federal Reserve bank, which is how he introduces the beginnings of the financial crisis.

"Although not as brazen as General DeWitt's statement in 1942 that 'A Jap's a Jap.

I realise the following statement lies somewhere between brazen clickbait and outright heresy, but it needs to be said: I like Mary Berry more when she isn't doing The Great British Bake Off.