Sentence examples for more brazen and from inspiring English sources

Attackers who commit murder-suicide in public are far more brazen and unusual.

Some of the Twitter accounts were even more brazen and had been up for years.

Mr. Athens said his group would encourage its hosts to be more brazen and entertaining.

The Maoist insurgency in India has gained momentum, with attacks becoming more brazen and better coordinated.

The Sinai jihadis have become ever more brazen and aggressive in terrorizing the local population.

But more than a decade later, the island metropolis is, as Pankaj Mishra discovers, more brazen and relevant than ever.

Now I am going to do one more brazen thing and ask for his phone number.

American commanders say the people fighting them appear more brazen recently, and in recent weeks they have even circulated leaflets in Hawija asking all Iraqis to join them.

Although this was a lower figure than in 2004, in part because many small-time pirates died in that December's tsunami, risk experts say that a more brazen, violent and organised strain has emerged.

As Palestinians once again become the majority in a country that has defied all attempts at partition, the only way to maintain Jewish control is through ever more brazen violence and repression of resistance (see Gaza).

The more Trump succeeds politically, the more brazen he and his supporters are likely to become, said Jeffrey Herf, a historian of fascism at the University of Maryland.