Sentence examples for more brazen way from inspiring English sources

"But now we're seeing it in a more brazen way.

This is a rather more brazen way of emphasising some of your strengths.

While Fitzgerald described the utterly brazen way that Libby had constructed his lies about leaking Valerie Wilson's identity to the press, it was hard to forget the even more brazen way that Libby, Cheney, and the Pentagon's Office of Special Plans constructed lies and exaggerations about the state of Saddam Hussein's arsenal and his "links" to Al Qaeda.

"Flacking for Governor Pataki" (editorial, May 24) might have mentioned one of the more brazen ways in which New York State's government is officially promoting the governor.

Pils said the decision to resort to political subversion charges represented "a very different, much more public, assertive, brazen way of saying we don't tolerate human rights advocacy.

Yet the Chamber and its allies have for a while now seemed set on exploring ever more brazen (and silly) ways of trying to silence their critics.

But what was less predictable, and much more striking, was the brazen way that the Republican candidates competed in pandering to white voters using racial themes.

But Pacific Century's gambit is in some ways even more brazen than AOL's: It has no operating profits, no customers and has not even started the combined Internet and TV service that is supposed to be its core business.

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).

Gause suggests that Yemen may provide an opportunity for Sunni states to tangle with Iran in a way that keeps them far enough away from more brazen or consequential direct involvement.

Why are the agency's infidelities getting more frequent and more brazen?