Sentence examples for brazenly argued from inspiring English sources
Hernández brazenly argued his case to take the second penalty only to wallop it down the middle and watch Bettinelli save it again.
Speaking as the report was published, Margaret Hodge, the committee's chair, said: "Google brazenly argued before this committee that its tax arrangements in the UK are defensible and lawful.
Trump's strategy was crystallized by his defiant speech Thursday in West Palm Beach, Fla., in which he brazenly argued that the women who have accused him of unwanted kissing and groping were complicit in a global conspiracy of political, business and media elites to slander him and extinguish his outsider campaign.
"Google brazenly argued before this committee that its tax arrangements in the UK are defensible and lawful," said Margaret Hodge, chair of the PAC.
The book even includes an extensive discussion of Behe's "irreducible complexity" argument about the flagellum (refuted in general and in detail by Pallen and Matzke 2006) and, even more brazenly, argues that the pattern of life's relationships resembles not Darwin's tree of life, but an orchard of life.
Nonetheless, "Facebook Mom" and "Conspiracy Theory Guy" brazenly argue otherwise.
It could, early on, have argued brazenly that the benefits of ending the war outweighed the cost in human life.
"No prior administration has been so systemically or so brazenly lawless," he argues as he calls for the sort of "truth and reconciliation" commission, with nonbinding recommendations, one has devised elsewhere, including South Africa and Argentina.
But Joseph J. Marusak, a deputy district attorney for Erie County, argued Monday that Kopp, 48, had killed "brazenly" and had committed "an act of religious terrorism". "He took the role of police, prosecutor, judge, trial jury and executioner all to himself," the prosecutor charged.
