Sentence examples similar to a bit audacious from inspiring English sources

Sounds about right for our current moment of meta-musings, deteriorating resources and just a bit of audacious hope.

Crowdfunding might just become FTSE 2.0 – a place where any inventor, big or small, can appeal to the world for a bit of money and bring an audacious idea to life.

Calm under pressure, audacious skill and a bit of lunacy: all traits of a prepared racer.

Call that what you will — audacious, ambitious, perhaps even a bit Freudian — the tower represents Black Hawk at its clattering, capitalistic, casino-driven heart.

Nevertheless, the audacious teen may have a bit of competition from a girl who's gotten off to a strong start in the star-studded game.

Digital Spy editor Nick Levine gave the single a four out of five stars rating, writing that "on first listen, it feels a bit too ordinary to be trailing such a potentially audacious long-player.

Whether it be steel, back-office processing software or even tea in a bit of postcolonial payback, Tata Tea bought Britain's Tetley Tea in 2000 for $430 million–audacious plans carry risks, but Ratan Tata keeps pushing.

It's certainly an audacious undertaking -- but let's face it, if there was ever a time to display a bit of audacity, this is it.

Binding's audacious suggestion that Andersen's marshland settings influenced the opening scenes of Great Expectations is probably going a bit far, as is claiming a link between the story "The Old House" and Miss Havisham's home, Satis.

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