Sentence examples for he has gall from inspiring English sources

He has gall to march straight from a New York meeting where he got instructions from Wall Street, and go to the floor of the Senate where he attempted to convince Americans that a bill to hold the big Wall Street Banks accountable, is really a "bank bailout bill".

Banks, who was born in Dunfermline, Fife, revealed in April he had gall bladder cancer and was unlikely to live for more than a year.

She added emphatically in an old French expression, "He certainly has gall".

A physician failed to inform a patient that she had gall bladder cancer, but instead told her that she had a gall stone that required inpatient care.

And he has the gall to blame her – and say he 'helped'?" added the Clinton campaign.

Yet he has the gall to call his autobiography Hitting Back.

But it's worse than that: not only does he refuse to pander to media demands, he has the gall to write very long books.

"He's there not only to motivate me when things are going bad, but he has the gall to tell me what he thinks when I'm feeling uneasy about a club.

That is why people complain about Newton: not because he strips women and poses them as sternly available but because, at the same time, he has the gall to make them untouchable.

And he has the gall to tell The Wall Street Journal, "I consider myself a casualty, one of the many casualties of the war on terror".

Worst of all, he has the gall to argue not only that the United States Constitution is the source of that dystopian power, but that the Constitution somehow requires a system where the President has the unchecked power to declare US citizens enemies of the state and have them killed.