Sentence examples for less brazen from inspiring English sources

The deceit is less brazen.

— Supermoto riders are seen as less brazen.

A less brazen character would have blanched at the dredging up of this detail.

But sometimes the doings of the four-star drunk are less brazen, more poignant.

His Jack Lawson is like Alan Shore on Paxil — calmer and focused but no less brazen.

In a pale pink ensemble, a less brazen Davenport blended into the spectacle.

We heard a pattering of less-brazen little feet, scattering, caught a glimpse of a disappearing tail.

This is how corruption tends to work most often in D.C. On a day to day basis, it's far less the brazen money-for-votes schemes, and far more the narrowing of the political debate and the distortion of political language itself.

Meanwhile, brands less brave or brazen continue to stage traditional catwalk shows to polite but dwindling audiences, ploughing on like the band on the Titanic.

Eminem's words seem less like a brazen representation of his true, malicious feelings, and more like an attempt to touch on two very different, yet comparable intersections in contemporary American culture: our desire to be shocked and our obsession with celebrity.

But to BMW, the CEO, a Chinese sport utility vehicle, is less respectful homage than brazen knockoff.