Sentence examples for brazenly described from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway brazenly described Spicer's lies as "alternative facts".
He was described as brazenly asking for money from the witness in a text message that read, "Better be 20".
But as a whole, it did not fill fashion's creativity void — something that does, in fact, exist — which West so ham-handedly described and so brazenly implied he would correct.
Lewd language and insults flew back and forth, racist and homophobic epithets were brazenly tossed around, sexual conquests were described -- all while naming names.
Butch Olano, the director of Amnesty International Philippines, described Ressa's arrest as "brazenly politically motivated, and consistent with the authorities' threats and repeated targeting of Ressa and her team".
When I pointed out that the gold-mining areas seemed totally unregulated, with miners brazenly using banned chemicals and machines, Salhuana described it as inevitable.
Photograph by Aaron Vincent Elkaim for The New Yorker When I pointed out that the gold-mining areas seemed totally unregulated, with miners brazenly using banned chemicals and machines, Salhuana described it as inevitable.
However, a care worker has described in detail how abusers would "brazenly" take girls as young as 11 from their children's home.
She described how when she became the managing director of Star TV in Hong Kong, she was "stunned at the rush of male executives to form a queue outside my office to brazenly ask for a pay rise".
The Guardian's Nigel M Smith described the latter as "silly and fun until it wears out its welcome," adding: "Johnson comes out unscathed with a naturalistic performance that provides a wonderful counter to Rebel Wilson's brazenly outlandish turn as her boozing best pal".
