effrontery

one juror had the effrontery to challenge the coroner's decision.

He had the effrontery to say I was lying.

it was the sheer effrontery of them which got under my skin.

This is a despicable fraud. Just imagine that he has the effrontery to say it.

He had the effrontery to suggest that she enjoyed being unhappy.

How can he have had the effrontery to say “Piss off!” to you?

" My name, " said Raffles, with dry effrontery.

Gwendolen. They're looking at us. What effrontery!

She was helpless before such effrontery.

Oh, woman, throw off your disguising cloaks of selfishness, effrontery, and affectation!

He stumbled away to wash his hands, utterly crushed by her effrontery.

He was generous, and the needy, laughing at him because he believed so naively their stories of distress, borrowed from him with effrontery.

He looked contemptuously from one to the other of these two underpaid flatfeet who had the effrontery to be taking up his time.

When this young man, who knows nothing and understands nothing, replies tactlessly and with effrontery to the representatives of the people, do the Liberals protest?

" It tries to be elegant but is really a sham. Can't you see how he has the effrontery to compare his own shabby surveillance of us with God's providence" ?

Morison, was making his task an extremely difficult one-it was that quality of innate goodness and cleanness which is a good girl's stoutest bulwark and protection-an impregnable barrier that only degeneracy has the effrontery to assail.