Their plan was brutally simple and brazenly stupid: They tied up eight guards — some of whom they knew — at the Zuwiya branch of the Rafidain bank here and executed them point blank with silenced guns.
Their job was pretty simple, to brazenly sail through Japanese-controlled waters, while loudly proclaiming them to actually be Chinese.
Flirting with splatter status even more brazenly, the Coens' Blood Simple is both an exacting pastiche and a gross exaggeration of classic noir.
Film makers Joel and Ethan spent the summer of '84 trying to interest studios in distributing "Blood Simple," a brazenly off-kilter murder tale set in deepest, darkest Texas.
When they see lock sellers brazenly offering locks to dim-witted tourists, they almost go crazy.
The story was simple, predictable and brazenly sentimental, kept this side of both bathos and slapstick by low-key, idiosyncratic performances.
Worse, no one envisioned that a president would so brazenly snub his nose at ethical standards intended to uphold the simple credos that access to the president of the United States is not for sale and the presidency is not a profit-making enterprise.
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….
Travelers craving simple hope can watch the sparrows in the Denver airport hop up to passengers, brazenly bumming crumbs, surviving fiercely.
Brazenly, Patricia steals a kiss.
