Sentence examples for a much more daring from inspiring English sources

That was a much more daring gamble than Mr Obama's, and it failed.

Sen. Morse made a much more daring speech, saying we should get out of Southeast Asia now.

Morbid grief is given a much more daring theatrical outing in Noah Haidle's "Vigils" (at Chicago's Goodman Theatre, under the vivacious direction of Kate Whoriskey).

Easy to do with adoring crowds in Europe, but a much more daring move in places where the US is widely despised, such as Pakistan.

The first draft, prepared by Ángel Ossorio y Gallardo and others, was rejected, and a much more daring text creating a "democratic republic of workers of every class" was promulgated.

Mr Ryan is much more consistent in his political philosophy, much more forthright in his views, much more down-to-earth, much more charismatic and above all, much more daring politically.

Mr. Lieberman has been much more daring as a U.S. senator than he was when he was younger.

Chris Richards of The Washington Post chose the song as a highlight on the album commenting that "'The Edge of Glory' makes a song like 'Government Hooker' seem much more daring than it actually is".

Once you get comfortable with your small choices, put yourself into situations that will require you to make much more daring decisions in a similarly short period of time.

"I don't take my children to the circus very often," he says, "but when I do I have noticed that acrobats tend to be much more daring when they have a safety net beneath them".

Ellen DeGeneres's user-friendly, Benchleyesque persona is an act that requires as much skill and much more daring, because it flies int eh face of feminine conventions: she does everything that other women do, only she does it in pants and sneakers and going forward.