Sentence examples for a bit of audacity from inspiring English sources

A bit of audacity could restore some hope to the world.

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.

Still, the essay was a daring bit of audacity on the part of an obscure young writer with two novels to his name.

We lost a bit of what had made England good: the audacity and the tenacity of having a real crack at people".

Of the novelties, perhaps the most intriguing is a bit of political punditry: a ballet inspired by Barack Obama's book "The Audacity of Hope," set to Mozart's "Requiem".

Next to Eleanor Rigby's ambition and audacity, festival closer Life of Crime struck me as a bit of a damp squib.

The German newspaper Hamburger Fremdemblatt asked: "Is this not a bit of British tradition, to do the unconventional out of love for adventure, if great personal risks, audacity and romance are connected therewith?".

A bit of vanity.

"A bit of comedy".

A bit of intrigue.

A bit of hope.