Sentence examples for brazenly attacked from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, a number of hacker groups brazenly attacked some major institutions.

The police fired wildly in the air before cameras as the captives were whisked away.Less than a month before, a similar group had brazenly attacked a bus carrying the Sri Lankan national cricket team in Lahore.

Protestant artist friends of Luther's, such as Dürer, Holbein and Lucas Cranach, brazenly attacked the "burdens and abuses" of the pope, and thus helped to ensure that an impressive 50 of Germany's 65 imperial states had adopted the Reformation by the late 16th century.

Pilash is particularly disturbed by one case last year in which Vasyl Cherepanyn, a lecturer at Kyiv-Mohyla Acadeditord editof of leftist Political Critique magazine, was brazenly attacked in broad daylight in crowded Kontraktova Square.

Just remember how his insult to Jeremy Stephens "who da fook is that guy?" became a meme, and how he made Nate Diaz walk off CNN and how he brazenly attacked Khabib Nurmagomedov's bus.

But doing this has stirred a violent response from the Maoists, who brazenly attack security officers almost every week.

The Narcos are the drug cartels who are now brazenly attacking each other in turf wars and challenging the state for control of towns.

A year after the publication of "Hunger," Hamsun set out on the lecture circuit in Norway, brazenly attacking the older literary generation; a particular target was Ibsen, who was then sixty-three and had just returned after twenty-seven yeabroadroabroad

Rolf Harris was accused of brazenly attacking a prominent television celebrity during a television interview, it can be revealed today after new allegations emerged against the disgraced entertainer following his convictions for a string of sex attacks against four girls going back more than 40 years.

Radical Republicans and the multi-national corporations that fill their moneybags are brazenly attacking labor unions, attempting to deny all workers the right to collectively bargain.

Police in DC have issued arrest warrants for a dozen members of Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's entourage for brazenly attacking and beating demonstrators outside their country's embassy in Washington during a visit in May.