8.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?
9.The matter was immensely serious for all the parties concerned, but there was in the manner of his answer such a cheerful effrontery that I had to bite my lips in order not to laugh.
10." 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" ?
11.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.
12.They are pitiless to one another; but the artist is the merciful God; he sees, in the heart of each, the distress that hides beneath humiliation, and the tearful eyes beneath the mask of effrontery.
13.Denis Eady was the son of Michael Eady, the ambitious Irish grocer, whose suppleness and effrontery had given Starkfield its first notion of " smart" business methods, and whose new brick store testified to the success of the attempt.