Sentence examples for had some gall from inspiring English sources

When Truman Capote wrote from the perspective of condemned murderers from a lower economic class than his own, he had some gall.

The Sun, however, has some gall pretending they care deeply about her mental health a mere 24 hours after running the headline "Britney singing looney tunes" over a sad story about her mumbling the lyrics to Toxic to herself in a Mexican bar.

Apparently, some crooks had the gall to gussy up old Pontiac Fieros and pass them off as F355s, eye-catching two-seaters capable of hitting a hundred and eighty-three m.p.h. that retail for north of two hundred thousand dollars.

Some have had the gall to argue, with a straight face, that Lisbon must be brought into effect despite the Irish no because it will make the EU more democratic.

— then he must have some backup cash and inner gall, both of which are virtually absent at the moment.

Some critics even had to gall to criticise him for not winning Wimbledon.

Some McCainiacs even had the gall to argue that if McCain rather than George Bush had become president, America never would have occupied Baghdad.

Some of them (Democrats and Republicans) even had the gall to whine about not being paid in public.

Some fool who is setting up a condom factory had the gall to propose the name of our national hero Scanderbeg for the first Albanian-made condom".

Even some of the country's biggest mainstream media outlets had the gall to broadcast them as their own with nary a mention of our esteemed publication.

The point is that Creed had the gall.