That no one would have the temerity to deny.

He paused, ready to pounce upon any man who might have the temerity to reply.

No one unprotected by a botany should have the temerity to enter, amid these lists, alone.

I couldn't believe that he would have the temerity to compare himself to my old teacher.

They simply cannot believe that anyone would have the temerity to try to regulate the virtual world.

And yet the advocates of birth control have the temerity to claim that these practices lead to happiness.

For those students who have the points to do medicine, I have the temerity to offer some advice.

Don't ever have the temerity to make a movie about the show with the best opening credits ever.

Good Lord, surely he didn't have the temerity to come seeking her father's permission to ask for her hand?

I don't think our clever Chief would have the temerity to show up here yet, even at this hour.

That I not feel the need to cross-examine my mother, should she have the temerity to offer my child meatloaf?

I dislike being ordered out of my room by usurpers who have the temerity to address me as 'hey kid'.

I agree with him, we need to talk, but not about birds that have the temerity to interfere with human lifestyles.

Bush supporters are furious that some liberals have the temerity to accuse the president of misusing terrorism alerts for political purposes.

And now you have the temerity to come here in front of these folk and laugh at the things they believe.

You just let me see a single solitary grub have the temerity to hatch himself out that one afternoon, that's all!