Sentence examples for audacious commentary from inspiring English sources
A niche craft practised by a talented few has turned into a globally popular hobby, and what was once considered audacious commentary is now mainstream.
His films were emotionally involving, often spectacular and formally audacious – unabashedly forthright commentaries on the state of society today, stressing that in the globalised world all our fates are interconnected.
What makes Seinfeld more audacious than something like Larry Sanders is that its commentary on the heartlessness of modern urban life is delivered in the context of a conventional-looking sitcom.
It's a sophisticated commentary on race and music, as well as an audacious new form of blackface.
The first of these conjuring tricks, or at least the first in front of a global audience, one that prompted Henry Longhurst in the BBC commentary box to growl "it's not possible", was a thrillingly audacious bump-and-run on to the 18th green at Royal Birkdale, in the final round of the 1976 Open Championship.
Last September, Voina launched its most audacious project: "Palace Revolution," which involved running up to parked police cars and flipping them over — a commentary, the group explained, on police corruption.
The Taliban kept up an online commentary on the progress of its "martyrdom-seekers".It was in some ways the most audacious attack on the capital since the American-led intervention in 2001 an act of armed propaganda to demonstrate that neither Mr Karzai nor his foreign supporters could protect the centre of Kabul.
The audacious tactic worked.
