Sentence examples for more brash from inspiring English sources

I used to be much more brash.

Jewishness as popularly understood is something altogether more brash.

"The Mets fan is more brash and cocky, but what have you done in 14 years?

Cannes may be more brash and exciting; Sundance more airy and wholesome.

Holbrooke, whose nickname later became the Bulldozer, grew even more brash.

"I've always felt like I should be somebody else -- I should be more brash or ambitious, or I don't know.

Sherlock fiddling with that format is part of the reason for its success, and I'm fully on board with it continuing in ever-more brash ways.

During "Dollar or More," a brash song about the tensions between art and commerce, Ms. Davey got around to dancing again.

Abruzzese will need more than brash talk to sway this audience.

Forming in the summer of 2009, the group of five Victoria-based friends decided to create a band that would incorporate everything they adored in a classic pop hook, but invoked with something more cathartic, brash and chaotic.

This new film looked like more flash-brash-trash, created relatively inexpensively in front of a green screen.