Sentence examples for brazenly claimed from inspiring English sources

While the state has done little to punish these acts, various militant organizations have brazenly claimed credit for them.

Indeed, it is a measure of his team's undiminished anxiety that Diane Abbott so brazenly claimed Khan's expected victory as Corbyn's rather than the candidate's: "More people have heard of Jeremy than have heard of Sadiq.

To convince admission committees that the students they were ushering in through the door were talented athletes, Singer, Heinel and the coaches taking bribes brazenly claimed the students were award-winning members of championship teams or earned other accolades that could have easily been detected with a simple internet search.

So they created shadow groups that brazenly claim tax exemptions for their efforts to do end runs around the law.

It brazenly claims that this is a response to the reviews by Martin Narey and David Croisdale-Appleby, although neither envisaged a new regulator.

In a world so topsy-turvy that the Tories are brazenly claiming to be the workers' party, what is Labour, and who should it represent?

To make the pursuit more palatable to xenophobes, the state media ran stories brazenly claiming that the game was invented in China hundreds of years before the Scots had ever heard of it.By 2004, the golf craze was getting embarrassing.

But it's really hard to forgive someone for recognizing it and brazenly claiming it as his or her own!

What other provisions allow the FBI to so brazenly claim these restrictions don't apply?

And then there was the fenced property they had found the week before near La Corona: owned by some unknown, shadowy rancher, standing brazenly on land claimed for the national park.

Where was he when the Clinton administration sent a signal of abject surrender to the North Koreans by offering two shiny new nuclear reactors, oil shipments and all kinds of diplomatic goodies in return for a paper promise to freeze their nuclear program -- which they now brazenly and proudly claim to have broken long ago?