Sentence examples for brazenly clear from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the sensuality of the love scenes in Patricia Rozema's When Night Is Falling (1995) made it brazenly clear the film was helmed by a lesbian.

Regardless, the freeskiers in attendance made it brazenly clear that -- Olympics or not -- they're going to continue their progression.

Real estate prices are among the highest in the world, pushing many working-class residents into slums, even as developers have brazenly cleared land for a new generation of high-rise apartment towers for the affluent.

Even if Mr. DeMint were to have a change of heart, he would encounter some difficulty in taking on the incumbent, since he brazenly backed a challenger to Mr. Bennett -- a clear violation of the unwritten rules of the clubby Senate.

In fact, it brazenly cites as a source a Business Week article that actually makes clear Mr. Corzine's opposition to individual investment accounts, the heart of the Republican plan.

Periodically, the ensemble cleared to dwell on a resolute piano triad, brazenly primary coloured.

The shop is brazenly using the "staycation'" phenomenon to push their wares; their messaging is clear.

Other weeks, however, are less bountiful; for instance, those when people come in and brazenly steal all the tips, grabbing a handful of cash and then dashing out in clear view of the flustered and overburdened staff.

For the 1998 plot trial, the court brazenly upheld the legality of the torture-tainted confession and admitted it into the record, a clear breach of the treaty, while finding Abu Qatada not guilty on the ground that other evidence to corroborate the "legal" confession was lacking.

And Snyder is going to have real trouble avoiding running afoul of that statute, because his legal team and his aide-de-camp Wyllie have made it clear that this is a strategic lawsuit against public participation because they keep saying so rather brazenly in their public statements.

Brazenly, Patricia steals a kiss.