Sentence examples for brazenly expressed from inspiring English sources

When separatists kidnapped two officials during what came to be called the October Crisis in 1970, Mr. Chartrand, then chairman of Montreal's federation of trade unions, brazenly expressed his support for them.

At the launch of the Conservative Party's education manifesto in January 2010, Cameron declared an admiration for the "brazenly elitist" approach to education of countries such as Singapore and South Korea and expressed a desire to "elevate the status of teaching in our country".

Van Gundy also made headlines last week when he expressed his disgust with the election of Donald Trump, telling the Detroit Free Press that "I don't think anybody can deny this guy is openly and brazenly racist and misogynist".

WHAT A TERRIBLE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS - Matt Fuller and Igor Bobic: "Senate Republicans are speeding toward a vote next week on their Obamacare replacement bill, even as GOP lawmakers can't answer simple questions about the legislation, express frustration with the brazenly secretive and closed process, and don't appear to have the votes yet for passage….

But they were kindhearted and hesitated to throw her brazenly under a Bronx express, so they merely put her down on the tracks pointed to the tunnel and said "scat".

Brazenly, Patricia steals a kiss.

It was also brazenly shoddy.

It is brazenly spectacular.

Some were brazenly exploited".

Hadley could lie only flatly, brazenly.

The Countess was rich, single, brazenly modern.