Sentence examples for a leap of from inspiring English sources

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a leap of brain

a leap of the intellect

a leap of confidence

after a leap of

a leap of years earlier and

"a leap of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an abrupt or sudden change, for example, "She made a leap of faith and started her own business."

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"Take a leap of faith with me".

The New Yorker

Saying yes takes a leap of faith.

The New York Times

Voting is a leap of faith.

The New York Times

(This, too, is a leap of faith).

The New York Times - Arts

But it requires a leap of faith.

The Economist

What a leap of imagination!

The Guardian

"It's a leap of faith.

The New York Times

It was a leap of faith.

University of California, Berkeley

It's about taking a leap of faith".

The New York Times

Similar(2)

2. Tor requires a leap of faith.

Forbes

It's a leap of faith, I know.

HuffPost

More suggestions(16)

a leap of change

embodies a leap of

a passage of

a jump of

a surge of

a upsurge of

a rise of

a step of

a break of

a progress of

a salt of

a breakthrough of

a dive of

a hop of

a substantial of

a stride of

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