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• Sadly, however, his review amounts to nothing more than a brazen barrage of protestations and disapprovals.

• He has almost been brazen about the way in which he has taken it.

• In that case, the lack of consequences was simply more shameful and brazen than normal.

• There is a great noise, and sounding of trumpets, many brazen speeches are delivered, but the country does not really want this great alteration.

• I hope that he will forgive me for being so brazen.

• How many foreign visitors, fleeced by mock auctioneers, have been surprised that such obvious swindling could be conducted in such brazen and open fashion?

• Why did he not stay and brazen it out?

• Is there not something of a brazen, brass-neck cheek about the inventor of the poll tax accusing anybody else on the subject of taxation?

• Their conduct has been as consistent as it has been brazen.

• The referendum is the most brazen affront to parliamentary sovereignty in my lifetime.

• What is more, he is being particularly brazen.

• Of all the brazen effrontery, to put those words down there.

• He made a brazen and frivolous speech, and gave a version of history that was both distorted and perverse.

• Is not the extraordinary treatment of the channel tunnel rail link, about which he boasted, the most brazen of those fiddles?

• He was, in fact, almost brazen in his justification of the article.