Sentence examples for brazen writing from inspiring English sources

Mansour himself is attacked on all sides for his raw, brazen writing.

Rolling Stone has published remarkable journalism by some of our best cultural critics discursive and brazen writing that would likely feel too indulgent to be published now but nonetheless remains thrilling to revisit, recalling, as it does, a time when magazines were strange and lawless.

"It was a feat so brazen," wrote Keppel, "that it astonishes police even today".

"They are very brazen," another wrote.

One month later he apologized for his brazen request: "I wrote from a mood — and not a nice one".

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Duffy is brazen enough to write words such as besotted, smitten (several times), enchantment, legend, shadow, soul, garlanded and (again and again) moon, and to bring it all off brilliantly.

Just as I resented my doctor for asking me to answer for the hypothetical woman crying rape after a joke at an office party, I resented these writers for asking "the movement" to answer for the obviously inexperienced and strategically brazen reporter who wrote the Ansari story at the previously unheard-of Web site babe.net.net

In a fascinating and brazen book, Doug Mitchell wrote about the 7 lies often told during the sales process, the book is noteworthy for its title and cover, a slickly dressed salesman with 2 fingers crossed behind his back.

Yet even writing this seems brazen, as though admitting a failure on my part.

She had recently completed her second year at The New Yorker, writing sentences with a brazen force unknown among the magazine's critics at the time.