1
They have the effrontery to say that I am the friend of public disorder.
2
Even Krag won't have the effrontery to deny that.
3
You have the effrontery to call me an ingrate?
4
Who'd have the effrontery to look down on one of the Mitchells of Mitchellsville, South Carolina?
5
If this is conceit, I have the effrontery not to be a mite ashamed of it!
6
You will probably have the effrontery to deny that you are the man who robbed Captain Kilmeny.
7
You come to commit suicide, and yet you have the effrontery to put a stop to mine!
8
I have so much courage in me that I have the effrontery, the incredible gall to stand up.
9
Since you have the effrontery to say that those papers are of no use, I demand them back.
10
You use a coward's arguments, and you have the effrontery to consider yourself a man of honour- anobleman
11
Now, he might have the effrontery to deny what I had seen with my own eyes, and could swear to.
12
For a while Ralph wondered how the man could have the effrontery to call his notes by the name of evidence.
13
And you have the effrontery to ask me to marry you with one breath, and to tell me this with the next.
14
He was sort of laughing at his own chagrin, that a third-world Eurasian cop would have the effrontery, et cetera-allquite ironic.
15
Why, Prince Jurgen, we wonder how you, who have done that perfectly unheard-of thing, can have the effrontery to call anything else preposterous!
16
Major Vandyke did have the effrontery to come and see me, as Di had thought he would, and I had thought he wouldn't.
