Sentence examples for brazen when from inspiring English sources

These S.U.V. owners don't sound brazen when they talk about their vehicles; they sound embarrassed.

McConnell's actions look especially brazen when one considers his own past statements.

We are told she had: 'A secret Talmudic Eastern face, made to be half-hidden, but brazen when it emerges from the shadow or the smoke.' Wevill was a beautiful and self-assured advertising executive at J. Walter Thompson, we learn, before she was lured into a deadly sexual game by the predatory Hughes.

By then testosterone had been replaced by undetectable synthetic analogue anabolic steroids and their use had become widespread, not merely in the Soviet Union but in the rest of Eastern Europe and in the United States, where as late as 1973 Ken Patera, the weightlifter, was brazen when rueing his defeat at the Munich Games by the Soviet champion Vasily Alexeyev.

The fibbing was more brazen when they delved into specifics.

But, Duncan became one notch too brazen when he endorsed Vergara, volunteering an answer to "Which Side Are You On?" Unions and educators should remain on the side of compromise, but now our offers to work with the Obama administration must come with a reservation.

He is known as Cashley Cole for his brazen greed when he quit his boyhood team, Arsenal, when José Mourinho lured him to Chelsea.

Furthermore, banks are less likely to make brazen gambles when they have their own shareholders' money at stake than when they are primarily betting with the money of depositors, bondholders and taxpayers.

They welded themselves into a single brazen instrument when they had to, notably in the sixth movement.

But for its most brazen attack, when it killed 13 people in the Tokyo metro two years later, it preferred nerve gas.

Each successive Putin outrage takes Western leaders aback: the seizure of Crimea, the brazen insouciance when a jetliner is shot down, the breaking of his word not to recognize the separatists' "election," now the soldiers and weaponry pouring across the border in defiance of his promised cease-fire.