Sentence examples for brazenly declare from inspiring English sources

When people brazenly declare "We are done having children!" I want to cup their confident hands in mine and lead them to a cup of coffee at a quiet table and beg of them: "but how do you know?" As a kid we went to a church where the preacher would scold from the pulpit, "Do you know that you know that you KNOW you are going to Heaven?!" That is the kind of conviction I feel about babies.

Mr Westerwelle brazenly declares that his aim is to boost that to 18% by September.

It comes as no surprise that Saddam Hussein brazenly declared, "I am Saddam Hussein, president of the Republic of Iraq" during his first appearance at the Iraqi special tribunal.

3.37pm: You can listen to Brown accusing Iran of "serial deception" here: 3.47pm: "Iran announces nascent nuclear enrichment plant," Iran's state-funded Press TV brazenly declares.

When asked why he was there, he brazenly declared: "Everyone's asked me to be here: the Tour's asked me to be here, the world has asked me to be here".

She was not passing judgment on quality; she was acknowledging that this was a public work of art, a work that brazenly declared raw emotion to anyone who dared look.

In a display of chutzpah that startled even old political hands, the Senate Republicans and two of the least-reputable Democrats in a deeply disreputable place brazenly declared themselves to be a reform coalition and staged a palace coup against the Democratic majority.

It has been one that has been dominated throughout by the former reality TV star, who opened the first primary debate 14 months ago by brazenly declaring "politicians are stupid" and threatening to ditch the GOP and run as an independent.

"As we begin this new year," he continued, "the executive branch of our government has been caught eavesdropping on huge numbers of American citizens and has brazenly declared that it has the unilateral right to continue without regard to the established law enacted by Congress to prevent such abuses".

He brazenly declares: "It took Microsoft and Oracle nine years to reach $50 million in sales.

Netanyahu was quoted by the Jerusalem Post on Wednesday as claiming an Iranian general had "brazenly declared" a day earlier that Tehran believes "Israel's destruction is nonnegotiable".