Sentence examples for brazen young from inspiring English sources

Players still respect Sampras, but the brazen young stars are not as overwhelmed by his stature, even on grass.

Note the brazen young woman in "Fireplace," with the stone-cold flesh of Manet's "Dead Christ with Angels" and the beribboned neck of "Olympia".

Dr. Feynman's years with the Manhattan Project brought the brazen young scientist into close contact with the world's greatest physicists and mathematicians.

The sheer subversive quality of the books, whose brazen young heroine does exactly as she pleases, made them unusual for juvenile literature.

Its proximate subject is a lone police detective, Stanley White (Rourke), who single-handedly challenges the dynamic and brazen young crime boss (John Lone) of New York's Chinatown.

In violent battles over power and money, brazen young bandits are blowing each other to pieces for a piece of another prohibited market that for drugs.The latest involved a young man gunned down as he left a party on February 2nd.

Here is a brazen bunch of young stars unimpressed by the Knicks' roster and history.

The Hungarian contingent of supporters was in especially brazen fettle, with young women wearing their national flag as a full-length dress.

Peter Watt, director of national services at the NSPCC children's charity, which says it has received a number of calls from other possible victims of Harris, said the entertainer had been "opportunistic and brazen in targeting young girls and women".

Orlando, perfectly embodied by Francesca Faridany, is a young, brazen Elizabethan man who, over the centuries, is transformed, inexplicably, into a lovely woman.

Rowand did not know him a decade ago, when Uribe, young and brazen, debuted for the Colorado Rockies.