Sentences with phrase «so brazen»

They are so brazen and careless because they think they are too big to fail.

By making this a criminal act, maybe they wouldn't be so brazen about cutting a loving parent out of their child's life!

That said, it's almost impossible to look at the OnePlus 5 and not wonder how OnePlus could be so brazen as to copy the iPhone 7 Plus so thoroughly.

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

Of course, I doubt Coldin is so brazen in his protest at this time of the year in Barrie.

«I wonder whether Perdigao is the exception to the rule who just became so brazen that he got caught — or whether there are other attorneys at firms, large and small, who steal from clients and their fellow partners albeit in smaller increments.

but it has become so brazen now.

If he is so brazen with other people's identity, what length's would he go to in the less riskier field of manipulating scientific data to further a perceived cause.

The troll likely has sociopathic tendencies, because most of us would be too ashamed to be so brazen and misleading or dishonest.

Ultimately, «Ma vie en rose» evokes the delicate face of love, loss and triumph that could mirror all of our lives in a world that can seem so brazen, and unrelenting.

They were so brazen.

The VA is not so brazen.

The teacher was so brazen about his acts that he posted videos and pictures of himself and the boy engaged in oral sex and worse on child porn websites.

Would girls have been so brazen — adding a complete stranger and asking him out online?

Blue, purple and red sounds so brazen.

«The fraud they committed was so brazen,» charges Leonhardt, who bailed out of his contract after spending just one summer in Guangzhou.»

But that this many workers attempted so brazen a theft suggests a get - what - you - can attitude may be gaining a toehold in the state workforce.

In some of them journalists are sometimes so brazen that they literally lie with straight faces while being live on air and when later called on it either ignore that or deny the fact.

La Leche League (around here anyway) has gotten so brazen that they walk up to moms feeding with a bottle and lecture them.

I'm not blaming him for selling him, merely saying that by being so brazen, he sets himself up to look a fool.

They were so brazen that on June 16, 1917, hundreds even rushed the field during the rainy fifth inning in hopes of forcing a postponement of the game before their losses tied to a 2 - 0 Red Sox deficit to the White Sox became official.

Or just do nt be so brazen as to have an opinion that isnt sanctioned.

What kind of man «allows» his wife / partner to be so brazen?

Not exact matches

Maybe it would apply to so many of us, but Dollar's type is so ridiculously brazen in degree.

It's a name as old as the storied shepherdess of Paddan Aram — a woman so captivating her husband pledged seven years of service in exchange for her hand, a woman whose determination to bear children sent her digging for mandrakes and bargaining with God, a woman brazen enough to steal her father's idols and hide them in a camel saddle, a woman who took her last breath on the side of the road, giving birth, a woman whose tomb survived obscurity, conquest, earthquakes, and riots to become one of the most venerated and contested sites of the Holy Land.

You do nt have to be so apologetic, its analagous to Prophet Abraham asking god how throwing himself in a brazen fire would positively affect the society?

Of course, I'm anything but traditional so today I'm sharing my even more brazen version of this classic sammie — a Beef Blue Cheese Monte Cristo with Cherries!

The cucchiaio is brazen precisely because it looks so casual and off - the - cuff, almost indifferent, the ball making a slow, smooth curve on the way to the net, humiliating unsuspecting goalkeepers while delighting Roma's fans.

Whether a bold attempt at improving the level of Scottish football or a brazen crack at regaining a place in Europe while making a quick buck, any plans for a British Cup are sure to be shot down at Hadrian's Wall by the Football League, and probably rightly so.

Perhaps what shocked the most was not that Juventus would sign world class talent, but that they would do so in such a brazen fashion, with vast quantities of cash being flung around with gleeful abandon.

To my mind, the brazen outrageousness this allegation suggests is beyond anything we have seen on Wall Street so far.

Ripples, then as an undergraduate, bristling at the «brazen injustice», thought so.

It is what has caused the media to pay attention to her, so she has kept talking about it, but voters don't vote as much from a place of outrage over this or that duplicity or brazen exchange as they do from a sense that prevailing economic paradigms have abused them.

So is this guy just an entertainer with a brazen attitude around wild animals, or is he a committed wildlife conservationist?

A statement coat in a brazen print (but still in a neutral color) is so much more interesting.

When they find out that the state has targeted their low - volume station for a potential budget cut, the guys attempt to straighten up their act but find it's not so easy to change their brazen ways.

The other lesser known cast members in principal roles (Smith, adding layers to the somewhat underwritten part of Wallace's frequently wronged wife; Naturi Naughton, delivering a fierce breakout performance as a sexually and emotionally brazen Lil» Kim) so impressively disappear into the roles that it's almost disappointing when more recognizable actors such as Derek Luke and Anthony Mackie turn up as, respectively, Sean «Puffy» Combs and Tupac Shakur.

Support for these modes are fleeting, each one only lasting a few years before Konami inevitably shuts the servers down - so enjoy MGO3's brazen weirdness now while you can.

But Marty is a man who can neither abide nor comprehend such a brazen act of philandering, and so calls on the services of Visser (M Emmet Walsh, in a lemon yellow seersucker suit, held together with sweat) to secure hard evidence of Abby's infidelity.

And so starts more elaborate and brazen schemes — with one so in - depth that you can't help but applaud the evil genius behind it.

To see a more brazen Robocop on par with the one I loved so much in my youth would have been the equivalent of getting a Red Rider BB Gun on Christmas Day.

So much to unpack, this movie is so dangerously elegant in its brazen deconstruction of religion's inherent contradictions, making sense of them after only a single viewing is pretty much impossiblSo much to unpack, this movie is so dangerously elegant in its brazen deconstruction of religion's inherent contradictions, making sense of them after only a single viewing is pretty much impossiblso dangerously elegant in its brazen deconstruction of religion's inherent contradictions, making sense of them after only a single viewing is pretty much impossible.

I can think of no one else who writes with such brazen fervor, with so much heart poured into every line.

Like Broken Age, it's another softly - spoken point and click adventure, but here, it's so aesthetically brazen — especially as their own confidence in their methods has increased from release to release — that it's accompanied by this sense that its developers are from a far - future, and have time travelled back to now, dropped this on our laps, and humbly said «this is how storytelling in videogames will eventually work in a few centuries».

And Rogue continues with the brazen attempt to shoe - horn as many notable events and people from the historical period into the plot — Captain James Cook's (yeah, the very same) inclusion was perhaps my favourite for being so utterly unnecessary that I couldn't help but laugh.

So said the art advisor Wendy Cromwell, who noted that dealers in Miami are brazen when it comes to hawking their biggest, brightest, and shiniest works.

So it was really quite brazen curve - fitting - by - snooping.

Never before has an Administration acted in so corrupt a fashion or courted so many nefarious entities in a brazen effort at self - promotion, damn all public consequences.

This browbeating, moralizing bunch — they know who they are — is not the «mainstream», but a small claque that has been attempting their coup by being the most brazen, the loudest, so that all other voices are drowned.

We wouldn't be so hot and bothered by this had Corporate America not launched a brazen, hypocritical campaign attacking underfunded and under - resourced state Attorneys General who also hire outside counsel.