Sentences with phrase «to brazen»

In a move as brazen as his art, Hirst invited the Tate director Nicholas Serota and brought Norman Rosenthal, then exhibitions secretary at the Royal Academy of Arts, to the show in a taxi.

Because the claim that charters schools are public schools is not consistently challenged, some charters are becoming more brazen in misleading prospective parents.

VERDICT: Wheatley, Jump, Hiddleston and co occupy Ballard's towering inferno with brazen style.

Loud enough to be satisfying, but not so brazen as to annoy your coworkers.

The most brazen of the bunch may be Im Sang - soo, whose work is founded on his irreverence toward national sacred cows.

13 There is a common theme in cases involving brazen acts of violence against inmates.

Inaugurating MAD's residency for brazen experimentation in design practices, Other Means transforms a MAD Open Studio into the collaborative's temporary home as they develop an identity for MAD's new initiative in cultural production.

The material is all delivered with such brazen confidence and mania that it is almost impressive.

Moreover, patent holders in recent years have become more brazen about asserting claims on inventions that haven't yet been conceived, according to Professor Bessen at Boston University.

The GOC, who noted that the Army Division would continue to maintain operational tempo to consolidate on the gains it achieved during the exercise, reiterated the resolve to defeat «any attempt at brazen attacks on national critical infrastructure, oil and gas resources and overall strangulation of the socio - economy of law abiding citizenry by any group of militants or criminals».

Sadly, he's entitled to it, but it's an awfully brazen move to seek it days after he's convicted.

All of which leaves B.C.'s position looking much more like brazen loot - seeking, not altruistic environmentalism.

In fact, if you're too brazen with your insistence of being the candidate of their dreams, you might put off the hiring manager.

«The charges filed today outline a blatant and brazen abuse of taxpayer dollars and the public trust,» said Attorney General Schneiderman.

The outcome: Austrian political experts are debating the implications of the candidates» brazen displays of masculinity.

He did it in the most brazen way by being arrested outside the White House.

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara dubbed it the biggest and most brazen fraud in the city's history.

Walking the line between respectful homage and brazen appropriation, Deborah Kass mimics and reworks the signature styles of some of the 20th century's most iconic male artists — including Frank Stella, Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, and Ed Ruscha — in her bold, meticulous paintings.

As might be expected, their future together is hampered by Baby's profession, and that leads to more brazen robberies that rely upon his instinctive skills as a driver.

In one particularly brazen example, Klein told Entrepreneur magazine in March 2013 that the site had distributed $ 15 million in loans to 100 businesses.

The feminist collective Guerrilla Girls tackle things in a much more contemporary and brazen manner with their works Do Women Have To Be Naked To Get Into The Met.

Whether that be Leo's more brazen approach or Vincent's more level - headed tactics.

His gruff request for a «refund», of «his» N10 million, the then President Olusegun Obasanjo allegedly extorted for his presidential library, from sitting governors in 2005, could well be due comeuppance for brazen hypocrisy.

But as many times as we see companies rip Apple off, we're still taken aback by how brazen they can be.

Dr Weisel adds: «From the point of view of an organisation seeking to reduce corrupt behaviour, assuring a decent base salary that does not depend on performance can reduce the likelihood that its employees engage in brazen lying.»

While thousands of artists, philosophers, and authors had joined the suicide cults or the ranks of brazen self - promoters on WikiNous — the implanted, all - purpose comm - network that grew within human tissue — the most original minds faced almost total indifference.

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No matter how secure your hotel room may seem, there is always the chance that you could be the victim of a very brazen thief.

A couple thoughts on how I could be persuaded to use brazen careerist:

Following a strong debut at Sundance this year, a new online trailer is out for the darkly comic crime caper film «American Animals» about two friends who attempt one of the most brazen art heists in history.

Moreover, in what's arguably a more brazen case of cinematic larceny, director Daniel Espinosa, best - known for the 2012 thriller Safe House, swipes his anti-gravity stylistics from Alfonso Cuarón, opening the film with a single, very long, VFX - heavy take that sends the camera around in gentle swoops from character to floating character as the space station itself tumbles slowly around its axis.

Cali cartel activity in the US in the early 1990s was particularly brazen at times, as it used violence to protect its interest on US soil.

We have seen brazen characters like this go on to win Oscars in the past (think: Jack Nicholson in «As Good as it Gets»), but my gut says a lot will hinge on how emotional the film decides to go.

I have never experienced a more brazen breach of industry standard credit card security procedures: OptiPay (ARCO Debit's card issuer) sent me already activated cards in the mail.

American women have become increasingly brazen about their disdain for «nice guys.»

In fact, they are pretty brazen about their version, Project Hospital, and how similar it is to its inspiration.

Lucrezia's financially and politically motivated wedding to Milanese nobleman Giovanni Sforza is a disaster thanks to Juan's inappropriately bawdy play in his sister's honor, Cesare's brazen flirting with a married baroness, and the arrival of the Borgia children's illegitimate mother; Della Rovere seeks the aid of the illustrious Medici family and their counselor, Machiavelli.

«A very, very brazen theft.»

But opposition parties said his comments on BBC Radio 4's The Week in Westminster were a «brazen stunt» by a politician with «clear delusions of grandeur».

The attitude in years past to this sort of brazen attitude by young lawyers would have been, «tough sh **, deal with it.»

As well as its instantly recognisable brazen colour palette, the hand selected soundtrack has been one of Dennaton Games» strongest suits.

Richter's brazen little painting, however, has more modern implications.