Sentence examples for brazenly from inspiring English sources

And the SNP brazenly stole Labour's leftwing clothes in terms of policies.

It was an improbable love affair, so saccharine and brazenly put on show that it made snobbish Paris high society reach for the sick bag and embarrassed one of France's biggest media and arms conglomerates.

"The Conservatives should be focusing on what's best for the nation as a whole, rather than launching a brazenly political attack on trade unions who stand up for millions of working people.

The capacity and willingness to drive people along with the use of the pitchfork of threatened redundancy or the flaming torch of disciplinary action does not make a leader and the mere fact that you so brazenly call yourselves leaders is evidence of the malaise that prompts me to write.

Other firms operating in the West Bank, while brazenly saying they don't fear future boycotts, are naive if they don't think similar actions will soon affect them.

One postdoctoral fellow who recently left Oxbridge for a lectureship elsewhere told me his academic mentor "brazenly" delegated her work to him, work which was time-consuming, administrative and an inconvenience to her.

What fool thought that any woman nowadays would choose a product that brazenly exploits female workers?

The Fund's chief objection is the brazenly political colour of appointments to the board of Turk Telekom, slated for privatisation.

A majority say that Mr Clinton probably did have some kind of sexual relationship with this former White House intern and therefore that he has lied about it, brazenly, both on television and under oath.

Paul Valéry, who eulogised Marcel Proust despite brazenly admitting he had only skimmed the writer's work, claimed this critical distance better enabled him to comment on it.

Although Mr Putin would lose face if Syria brazenly defied the agreement, he now knows that Mr Obama needs his support.