bravado造句

This is not bravado.

He needs no bravado to mesmerize spectators.

And the site's cheeky bravado rubs salt in the wounds.

Nevertheless, with suicidal bravado, he volunteers as a tail gunner.

Mere bravado, perhaps, but many Venezuelans fear he may be serious.

By all accounts he was a tall and handsome guy with no shortage of bravado.

It's a reflection only in what the leaders say, and their bravado attitudes.

There is no denying his courage and bravado, nor does he make any attempt to do so.

By and large, Prague's tourist authorities prefer to focus on the city's other attractions - its music, architecture and Bohemian bravado.

I was intrigued by his bravado, but I think the film captures a change in his personality.

When the family views the body, they go as a little army “full of bravado and hilarity”.

Their celebratory gunfire and wild bravado carry an implicit warning: if you don't give us a place at the top table, we will use our power to disrupt.

Sometimes they can back up the bravado with prodigious intelligence and skill, but even those who can't probably think they can.

But behind the bravado lies deep concern about the specter of a second global recession that some economists have predicted could be worse than that of 2008.

I'm not advocating that we sacrifice ourselves on the altar of bravado and women's lib but isn't it time to give the blame back where it belongs?

But the bravado is based partly on the hope that the oil price will rise next year, and the conviction that Venezuela’s private banks will be happy to finance this year’s deficit, albeit at a price.