Sentence examples for brazenly racist from inspiring English sources

"I don't think anybody can deny this guy is openly and brazenly racist and misogynistic," Van Gundy said about Trump this week.

Van Gundy said Trump was "openly and brazenly racist and misogynistic and ethnocentric" while Popovich said Trump's victory made him "sick to my stomach".

Many NBA players also tweeted their disquiet, while the Detroit Pistons coach, Stan Van Gundy, called Trump "openly and brazenly racist and misogynistic" before warning, "We have just thrown a good part of our population under the bus".

Yet the movie that McDormand won her award for is cavalierly, brazenly racist, not because it depicts racists but because it treats the very subject of race and the political effect of race on black individuals as a mere backdrop for the personal growth of white characters.

The ad is so brazenly racist that it delivers a visceral shock. .

When Detroit Pistons head coach Stan Van Gundy referred to Trump as "brazenly racist and misogynistic," he eluded a clarion call for his firing.

I'd characterize the book's Dickensian aspect more simply: it depicts a life lived in a pathologically, brazenly, unrepentantly, systematically, and casually racist country.

The French state prosecutor said the trial was a defining moment in anti-racism cases and a "clear-cut example" of racism: it was rare to have such an unabashed violently racist incident that was brazenly accompanied by the chanting seen in the video footage.

Lewd language and insults flew back and forth, racist and homophobic epithets were brazenly tossed around, sexual conquests were described -- all while naming names.

Brazenly, Patricia steals a kiss.

It is brazenly spectacular.