Sentences with phrase «say bravado»

«Nobody has any choice because if you say bravado, you want to go on and one life is lost, you will never forgive yourself.

Oh the one that knows how to refute people or maybe like everything you say its all bravado and no substance.

Not exact matches

Startup founders aren't immune to the basic human need to be heard, even if stereotypical Silicon Valley bravado might have them thinking they are, says Moriarty.

«I think the press is on the one hand filled with bravado, in a certain way, with a sense of mission, and good,» Remnick said.

The bravado of Jesus to stand in front of death and say, «not so» is the ultimatum we must all face and do.

«We have created a distinctly Japanese experience in the heart of Las Vegas with the first Nobu Hotel, but with a playful interpretation of Nobu's style and the Vegas bravado,» said Rockwell, founder and CEO of Rockwell Group.

Saying the triple is the minimum is just bravado.

(Even though I have to say that these Bravados I've been wearing are sort of pretty.)

That said, I love, love, love the Bravado nursing bras — definitely the most comfy and best fit.

Bravado Designs Belle Underwire Nursing Bra in Amethyst — Who says you can't feel gorgeous when nursing?

Not a D / DD (was a B pre-baby, maybe a C while nursing) but I can't say enough good things about Bravado and my larger - chested mama friends swear by Bravado as well.

You can easily find a nice Bali brand bra for under $ 10 and it fit you better than a $ 50 bravado (which I have 2 of and can not say anything good about, They are already falling apart after less than a year of use... the one popped the back seam the first use, booo.)

National Chairman of the NDC, Mr Kofi Portuphy at a press conference on Thursday said crime was being committed with «brazen bravado across the length and breadth of the country and that the state of insecurity has given rise to fear filled anxiety among innocent Ghanaians who are struggling under excruciating and suffocating economy.»

The BNI said they issued the death threats against the justices of the Supreme Court «in a show of needless bravado».

Carswell said he was not interested in bravado, adding he wanted a humane immigration policy based on humanity and common sense.

He said he would not indulge in bravado talk but added that things «could be very different» if Ukip won Rochester and that centre - left voters were starting to come his party's way.

«The outcome of this study, in combination with our other recent findings involving human teens, indicates that the peer influence on reward sensitivity during late adolescence is not just a matter of peer pressure or bravado or in any way dependent on familiarity with the observer,» Steinberg said.

Therefore, what you say in that paragraph is pure bravado, unsupported by any evidence.

«His choice was to play him with all humility,» Stoller says, «which was such a funny choice, [as opposed to] bravado.

The Grey, doesn't quite have the B - grade naffness of say Anaconda but the script definitely teeters on the edge, with its bravado and sentimentality equally grating at times.

Instead of the bravado and political pandering aimed at trashing teachers and blaming them for our inability to overcome the incredible challenges facing our education system, especially those in our state's urban school systems, the Governor could have and should have said something like the following;

«Cadenza,» said Sullivan, «is a virtuoso and improvised section of a concerto in which the soloist shows off his or her individuality, technical brilliance, bravado, and style.

Squire Bravado says numbers don't count — peer recognition does.

Lofton says that men tend to invest with bravado and hold losing investments longer rather than admitting a mistake.

Observing my dogs over the years I have seen them experience grief, jealousy, clinginess, humour and bravado, so I'd say that dogs can easily experience most of the emotions that we have.

What we said: «Horizon Zero Dawn is a work of considerable finesse and technical bravado, but it falls into the trap of past Guerrilla games in being all too forgettable.

It tells us they have the bravado to say whatever, and do whatever they want because they think we're too stupid to read between the lines.

I saw Barbara Kruger and Jenny Holzer take on public spaces with their texts — it seemed like a kind of bravado with a purpose, or maybe it's better to say that the size of their work was integral to the subjects they had in play.

Robert Berlind said of her in Art in America, «Mason works within the improvisational model of Abstract Expressionism, though notably without angst or bravado.»

Therefore, what you say in that paragraph is pure bravado, unsupported by any evidence.

Not knowing your boyfriend it is hard to judge what it means... for some men they say things like that to their mates all the time... and it is just bravado.