He was, in fact, almost brazen in his justification of the article.
Is not the extraordinary treatment of the channel tunnel rail link, about which he boasted, the most brazen of those fiddles?
He made a brazen and frivolous speech, and gave a version of history that was both distorted and perverse.
Of all the brazen effrontery, to put those words down there.
What is more, he is being particularly brazen.
The referendum is the most brazen affront to parliamentary sovereignty in my lifetime.
Their conduct has been as consistent as it has been brazen.
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?
