The phrase "adventurous figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who is bold, daring, or willing to take risks, often in the context of storytelling or character analysis.
Example: "The protagonist in the novel is an adventurous figure, always seeking new challenges and experiences."
Alternatives: "daring character" or "bold individual".
This art residency appealed to me because it connected to so many central themes within my interests—human relationships to the natural world, the potential to evoke heroic, romantic, adventurous figures and demonstrate them to be ridiculous, to understand the systems that enable this endless stream of global capital, and perhaps to connect all of this together.
New shapes became possible and sturdy hulls enabled adventurous paddlers to figure out new ways to paddle and play.
He has a Web site, artieshaw.com, on which is posted a third-person autobiographical statement so self-aggrandizing as to be endearing: "Shaw is regarded by many as the finest and most innovative of all jazz clarinetists, a leader of some of the greatest musical aggregations ever assembled, and one of the most adventurous and accomplished figures in American music".
But for those of you with a more adventurous streak, try figuring out the secret to unlocking it the cool way.
True, Earl's feet stink as emblematically as his sister's mouth, but apart from that he is a figure of adventurous complexity.
He was presented to President Calvin Coolidge in a ceremony that the Church of Scientology describes as Hubbard having "represented American Scouting at the White House", by which time "the thirteen-year-old L. Ron Hubbard had become a reasonably famous figure in fairly adventurous circles".
He figured if you were adventurous enough to move west, you were adventurous enough to experiment and explore new foods — even if you needed a little encouragement.
Proms director Roger Wright said: "The strong attendance figures are a testament to the adventurous spirit of the Proms audience".
AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leon Botstein and his intrepid orchestra wind up another adventurous season with an afternoon devoted to two major figures of Soviet music.
Yet these five everyday figures – Roger Limb, Paddy Kingsland, Dick Mills, Peter Howell and Mark Ayres – represent one of the most adventurous moments in modern music history.
