Sentence examples for how brazen from inspiring English sources
("How brazen!" she later said).
You're right that it's amazing how brazen these folks are at ignoring facts.
Norm Blake, the former U.S.O.C. chief executive, found out just how brazen Baldwin could be.
Khalil's roadside business suggests how brazen the trade in stolen antiquities has become.
What was not predictable was how brazen and open the frenzy would ultimately become.
It is "mindboggling how brazen and frequent" the disappearances have become, says a rights activist who dares not be named.
Prosecuting vandalism is one thing, but trying to characterize speech and protests no matter how brazen as terrorism should be of great concern to us all.
"The fact that the chairman of the House tax-writing committee is soliciting huge soft-money contributions in the middle of a massive tax-relief bill tells you just how extraordinarily brazen and blatant this system has become," said Fred Wertheimer of Democracy 21, a watchdog group.
His copilot (Brian Geraghty) notices that he seems unnaturally cheery but Whip has that bravura confidence of the long-time drinker who knows how to brazen his way through: "Don't tell me how to hide my drinking -- I've been doing it for years," he says later in the film.
He was shot four times and the killer escaped in a car, with many of Nemtsov's allies noting the professional nature of the murder and raising suspicions about how such a brazen killing could take place.
How much more brazen could a company be than marketing its energy product via crash-and-burn competition?
