Sentence examples for frequency and brazenness from inspiring English sources

Presidents have long issued signing statements, but Mr. Bush used them with unprecedented frequency and brazenness.

It had been revealed just days before that a sergeant responsible for advising cadets had been charged with secretly videotaping female cadets in the shower — just one of an alarming cascade of incidents in recent weeks evidencing the depth, frequency and sheer brazenness of the military's sexual misconduct problem.

While it is not unusual for intelligence agencies to pay money for information or other assistance, the scale and brazenness of the operation are indefensible.

The president, for her part, embarked on a negative campaign unprecedented in its scale and brazenness (at least by Brazil's timid standards).

Lyle Kessler's 1983 play comes out of the Mamet-and-Shepard Chicago school of playwriting — it's all bug eyes and brazenness.

But the scale and brazenness of this phoniness does not permit that.

ORPHANS Lyle Kessler's 1983 play comes out of the Mamet-and-Shepard Chicago school of playwriting — it's all bug eyes and brazenness.

I think what amazed us was the crassness and brazenness of the conversations, and I think it's because they were e-mails.

"When she first laid out the issues, we were skeptical of it because of the magnitude and brazenness of it," Spitzer said in a phone interview Thursday.

By Amanda Petrusich Even as Cale looks back, ingenuity and brazenness still trump nearly every other motive in his work.

Cale quickly internalized the new directives.* Ingenuity and brazenness still trump nearly every other motive in his work.