Sentence examples for out of bravado from inspiring English sources

But he's staying put, not out of bravado but for lack of good options.

Others were silly teenagers who had associated with German soldiers out of bravado or boredom.

I'd never really drunk before, and out of bravado I downed a whole bottle, and ended up unconscious.

How could I with the thought that some maniac might gun me down?" But whether out of bravado, fatalism or remorse, Bertie Smalls rejected all the Yard's offers of an anonymous retirement.

In the game of poker, it refers to the moment when a player whether out of bravado, recklessness, or desperation bets all of his or her chips on a single hand.

No problem, absolutely.' (Underlined portion spoken in English)." Remarkably, the judge allowed Kahn to testify that Hayat told him that he attended a camp, but then refused to allow Hayat's lawyers to ask Kahn about the fact that Hayat eventually told him that he never intended to go to a camp and was simply lying out of bravado.

Many jurors I talked to said that a lot of kids start out like Travon, full of bravado, but then become enthusiastic jurors.

Gilchrist for example, the great get-out-of-jail card, allowed batting bravado higher in the order.

Not noticed that some of the grandmasters of bravado were out and about, striding across the land and showing how it's done?

And there was a kind of violence to her approach, both thespian and vocal, that helped shape a counterintuitively appealing figure, tough yet vulnerable, sending her voice and her character out with a great show of bravado and an underlying uncertainty.

So I chose this out of a sense of bravado - surely it would be impossible to write a poem about?