Usar "bravado" en una oración

1. It wouldn't be the first time he had made a law enforcer disappear and he would enjoy the slow task of peeling him down, literally, to the essential weakness underlying all human bravado

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2. Locked down with the shock, bound in chains of fear, I tried to break my bonds by lashing out at phantoms amid irrational bouts of bravado

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3. He understood the bravado in what she was trying to do

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4. Early migrants to America and Australia were often photographed at weddings and in bars, raising a loving glass to the old country, showing great bravado, cigarettes drooping from their lips; young men sipping whisky in shirt sleeves and armbands, unbuttoned waistcoats and slackened ties, slicked back hair

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5. This momentary act of bravado was all that the wolf could

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6. Her false bravado and self-confidence was a cleaver disguise to hide the fact that she was always, totally alone

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7. Nothing much to report, just the usual backhanders in the gentlemen's lavatory, rounds of drinks and shouts and bravado

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8. IF I were able to maintain that new found wakefulness and peace until she was satisfied I wouldn't relapse into the blustering baboon of bravado I knew had always been

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9. She had stood up when I entered, and had watched the bravado with a blank look on her face

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10. After about an hour they were all sorted out to our satisfaction…and their dissatisfaction since they were bloodied and no doubt regretting their bravado and stupidity to invite us to come and get them

11. It alone is enough to show the world what weak and small men the nationalists were behind the bravado of respectability they craved

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12. All the bravado about him going to London and killing Conrad Hunter had been just that - empty bravado

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13. Caroline escaped to the washroom, just as he began boasting about having his own private cop he could annoy to his heart’s content, ‘and there’s nothing the prick can do about it, either!’ Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was a story that she had heard too many times already and, more filled with bravado with each telling

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14. “You make me laugh” he said, “all bravado about not being scared, but you don’t want to enter the haunted house alone

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15. A short deliberation later, and after he had pointed at Ethan and Nicole quite fervently, they picked up their weapons and motioned with an awkward, mixed expression of confusion, fear and faked bravado to follow them

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16. When Buffo threatened to pin Jason up by his ears at the locker, he tipped off more than the insecurity that fed bravado

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17. This bit of bravado cost us quite a few men and horses

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18. The truth is, it was no bravado, there weren’t nearly enough of them to give us any trouble

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19. I could see that some of his bravado had been replaced with confusion

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20. “Soccer practice, huh? That would explain the bravado”

21. “It was just an earthquake!” Moshe answered in a bravado that he couldn’t quite manage, while a memory of the ground that shook just before the water crashed over him flashed again through his mind

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22. ” In spite of this bravado, Hartstongue is awash in his own terrors

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23. “It was just an earthquake!” Moshe answered in a bravado that he couldn't quite manage, while a

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24. ‘Pah, I have not yet met a man that I could not best,’ growled Corvus, more to raise the group’s spirits than in a spirit of bravado

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25. Most of the soldiers ignored their bravado and ran backwards for their lives

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26. Brink is curious and somewhat amused by the mystery man’s bravado

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27. They both laughed and Melvin joined the others, clearly proud of his bravado

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28. His three listeners gazed in astonishment and Reginald‘s bravado began to slip

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29. They had hardly seemed interested in him, so he approached his second interrogation with careless bravado

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30. Oh, how fascinating was his daring and the way I oralled him for his bravado! With what gusto he thrashed me in return! What sense does it make to give up on men? Who knows who carries a Rasputin’s Prick (demands a capital letter, wouldn't it?) with him! How am I to know unless I unzip them all? Won’t a RP bring in bursting ecstasy? What a time that would be for my LP!'

31. Mohan and Raghav, who had held by then that their father was cranky, were not surprised by his bravado

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32. ‖ Lonnie‘s proclaimed bravado belied his doubts

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33. She continued pleading but her bravado was thinning as it mixed with the impassiveness of the half-breed

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34. � replies Dippa in some sort of bravado, though his voice sounds more scared than sarcastic

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35. ‘Am I not the master in my own house?’ insisted Third, with typical bravado

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36. With no wish to inflame a calm situation by unnecessary acts of bravado

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37. seeking approval, no false bravado

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38. Either she was stupid or feigning bravado

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39. uncenteredness in different ways—with the bravado of violence or

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40. bravado, President Bush would have met with the friends and enemies of America, he, or

41. She admired his strength and bravado

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42. And you certainly don’t have the bravado of Teddy Roosevelt

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43. Vinny was shocked by his mother's bravado

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44. garlic in a fit of drink-induced bravado

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45. The airlock was opened and Michael stepped in with a lot more bravado

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46. It was probably all bravado, but he did once try chatting up Barbara, I remember

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47. nothing was that simple, but seing him now glow with satisfaction and bravado, that her plan

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48. As time went on, he seemed to lose his normal bravado and began responding to Alice as

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49. Just before arriving in Varanasi, Kejriwal had also travelled to Gujarat, where in a show of political bravado, he had marched almost up to Modi’s residence in Gandhinagar, apparently to seek an appointment

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50. ‘Whether out of fear or bravado, people sometimes can tell a lie outside a polling booth as to who they have voted for—they are less likely to do so in their homes,’ was Yogendra’s logic

51. This warning may have been typical Peter bravado, but there had been a few articles in

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52. Hence, the umma mistook the bravado of Saddam Hussein, in leading up to the fiasco of the ‘Mother of All Battles’, for the bravery of Saladin at the Horns of Hattin

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53. "Enough of this!" Nona's voice cut across the Elders' cheers of bravado as she entered from the shadows and joined her husband

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54. This naturally attracted every wackjob, nutcase and borderline Greeg-like being there was to the place; along with every heroic, bravado seeking adrenaline junkie who wished to seek out and destroy every wackjob, nutcase and borderline Greeg-like being in existence

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55. Despite her bravado to Tucker, it was a relief to turn her brain from the true insanity she had just instigated to the meeting that had more than piqued her curiosity

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56. The bravado and the fury wore down considerably over the next two and a half hours

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57. My breath caught in my throat, realizing too late that my bravado could have cost Aiden his life

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58. In spite of my bravado with Michael, I was worried

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59. Now, you owe all to #twIT!” T wit Hitchcock beak poked us in our Z-D iIs; such is the ironic bravado of chinity

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60. ” she thrust her chin into the air with the rhetorical bravado of final conquest

61. bravado that he didn't feel under the circumstances

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62. Was it bravado or stupidity? Robin wondered how good he was

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63. Full of bravado one minute and terrified the next, the silly kids had little understanding of the real world

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64. Fear gripped him as he saw Leone grin at his false bravado, wobble a bit and blink his eyes hard to clear his head

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65. “Who the hell are you!” Aquarius shouted with false bravado

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66. He tore the clothes from his magnificent body, then trailed kisses of brutal passion and biting bravado from one engorged vein to the next

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67. In his voice she heard the unmistakable sounds of feigned bravado and regret

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68. Still, there was an uncanny bravado about it all

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69. It's mostly bravado,” he stated

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70. Ryan summoned the waiter for the bill and paid for it without making any bravado about

71. "What?" he bellowed, his bravado rapidly fading behind his facial hair

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72. "What do you want from me?" she asked with a mixture of bravado and apprehension

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73. Feeling that he had the upper hand, “You jerk!” came out of his mouth with bluster and bravado

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74. “But I’d better not ever catch you,” ZJ warned with bravado and clenched teeth

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75. I might have thought of this as bravado in anyone else, but with Fritz, this was a statement of fact

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76. The bravado that had accompanied the false train sighting has now evaporated – he knew that the next encounter would be for real

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77. With what little bravado she had left Eleanor drew herself up a little and said, trying to sound her usual self, “Thank you for the patch job, but it’s high time you were off and that you leave me to enjoy my sunset

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78. He gave me the drink and I threw it back dramatically, the money in my hand prompting bravado

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79. I was happy to come and collect my son, and with his mother, to taxi to a hotel and put the past to rest but as for all the threats and bravado, it stank of machismo, the very machismo that I encountered every time in the classroom with Sergei, as he filled his lungs between cell calls and breathed out his stink, a prophet of the new truth

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80. How else could this sudden bravado be explained?

81. "That was some bravado," Darren, covering a bloody hole in his thigh, said

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82. To Crystal the inquiry, spoken in a tone of bravado that had doubtless been manufactured as a showpiece for the rest of the class, sounded like a threat, which infuriated her beyond the breaking point

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83. courteous than arrogant, not troubling himself about silly bravado, after having looked all round, as has been said, turned about and presented his hind-quarters to Don Quixote, and very coolly and tranquilly lay down again in the cage

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84. And with an air of bravado he held out his great arm

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85. The viceroy, however, begged him earnestly not to hang them, as their behaviour savoured rather of madness than of bravado

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86. Most of it was mostly bravado, but

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87. In turn, Hinckley confessed that despite his outward bravado and trademark smirk, he had nightmares about the day he shot Reagan

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88. There was no longer any deceit or bravado in the manner of the accused

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89. They speak of the schools with yearning and bravado; they want desperately to be selected

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90. Opposite her stood a brutal, heavy-faced, red-moustached young man, his gaitered legs parted wide, one arm akimbo, the other waving a riding-crop, his whole attitude suggestive of triumphant bravado

91. “I have a court order,” Snowden said with bravado

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92. Her lips quivered a little, but she smiled with an air of dainty bravado

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93. Why should the bell ring? Was it the thief who did it out of bravado? Or was it some one who was with the thief who did it in order to prevent the crime? Or was it an accident? Or was it—?" He sank back into the state of intense and

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94. So much defiant eccentricity and such an outspoken scorn for mankind seemed to point to mere recklessness of judgment, the bravado of guilt

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95. They were grim, those voices, yet they were far from defeated, and he wondered how much of that was genuine confidence and how much was a thin shell of false bravado over something very different

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96. I was probably just old enough to recognize that the bottle of sweet sherry he was clutching was a matter of bravado and nerves

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