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"To the most beautiful woman in the world," he brashly exclaimed.

The orchestra did its Russian best, playing strongly and often brashly.

Only a couple of days before he had talked brashly about destroying the entity.

But he was far too polite to say her name, though the other young one had brashly spoken it.

He hesitated, then smiled broadly and a little brashly at her.

It is utterly original, brashly humorous and full of color.

Elizabeth, like most of the women in this brashly implausible book, wants to have a baby.

One of their two pieces is big, polished and brashly self-announcing.

She examined Katherine brashly from luminous blue eyes, laughed again.

In fact, it set the model for most of them, and then brashly pumped that model up.

The winners come through brashly and reinvent the town with each fresh political cycle.

His tap numbers brashly aim for the extravagance of old, too.

"Max" may be a brashly inventive film, but it is not an offensive one.

Charles, in fact, brashly challenged Francis to single combat multiple times.

He brashly complained to the police, and was invited back the next day to meet Capone in person.

Sometimes, the Huskies appear hesitant when they once seemed brashly confident.

Organizers brashly predict that the numbers will catapult to the thousands.

Mr. Martin heard about advertisers looking for new agencies and brashly moved right in.

Both fighters are brashly predicting a knockout, which is nothing new in boxing.

He dropped his own reins brashly, snapping a word of command at the gray.

At the same time, their full-strength primaries and bold scale seem brashly American.

Harlan activated the door signal brashly on the buzzer level.

He called out: "Who blew so brashly his horn, to disturb my rest?

The incident, brashly proclaimed in the title, is still fresh in the mind.

Paul Bunyan well intuited our ways but brashly used his knowledge for destruction.