In recent months, cosmetics makers have invested in lacquers a kind of daring all but unheard of a decade ago, introducing innovations from glitter and crackled surface treatments to stick-on nail art and even scents, and imbuing their products with every color known to nature.
Manning suggests that Malcolm's youthful appreciation of jazz helped create a vocal rhythm that broke from convention and propelled his speeches with a kind of bebop daring.
Well, this time, no matter the risks and costs and polls, there are small-government conservatives who intend to dare — because only through a kind of wild daring, they believe, can the long-term, post-New Deal disadvantage that the cause of limited government labors under finally be overcome.
The answers may themselves be troubling: the internet gives oxygen to a kind of self-daring wickedness that might once have stayed dormant.
Their writing was brash and daring, a kind of taunt to the staid literary mores that then reigned.
It takes a special kind of daring to risk the likability of the romantic leads in this manner.
From the bank, as Lustgarten drove away in a kind of doomed, latently tearful daring in the rain-drenched street, Trudy invited Mosby to the Salle Pleyel, to hear a Czech pianist performing Schoenberg.
The sexual element of her feeling for Orin requires a kind of fierceness in Christine, a daring that Ms. Alexander chooses not to play.
It requires daring, as well as a kind of humility that isn't often native to the performer's soul.
A very different kind of daring is the subject of "How to Survive a Plague," David France's riveting account of the effort by citizens and scientists alike to combat AIDS in its devastating early years.
