Sentence examples for brazenly refused from inspiring English sources
During his confirmation hearing earlier this month, Tillerson brazenly refused to answer questions about how much Exxon Mobil knew about climate change decades ago.
In 1987, she brazenly refused to support an all-male anthology, writing, "I cannot imagine myself blurbing a book... which not only contains no writing by women, but the tone of which is so self-contentedly, exclusively male, like a club, or a locker room".
The Sunday Mirror, accused Putin of "cynical behaviour" because he "brazenly refuses to accept responsibility" for the tragedy.
Contracts do matter in shipping, he claims.COSCO, a state-owned Chinese shipping giant, created an uproar two years ago by brazenly refusing to honour its international contracts.
In a first novel that abounds in moments of emotional and physical abandon, this may be the most wanton of his moves: his narrative, brazenly, refuses to stay closed.
The group that filed the suit, the Anti-Discrimination Center, which is based in New York City, sent a report to Mr. Johnson describing the county's implementation plan as a "prescription for failure" and said Westchester was "brazenly refusing to comply with critical elements of its settlement order obligations".
Finally, the town hall confrontations across America have shown a political class that brazenly refuses to read much less master the details of the legislation, an irresponsible arrogance that was tolerated when it came to the stimulus legislation but which voters are much less willing to accept when there is no need for panic.
And when presented with the opportunity to appear to have mended fences with Jesse Jackson, Clinton chose to publicly snub him by brazenly refusing to shake his hand.
