Sentence examples for audacious conceptions from inspiring English sources

Rodin's audacious conceptions inspired the enthusiasm of the avant-garde and the indignation of the academicians.

The freedom of the artist isn't only what is bestowed on him or her by the authorities of government or business; it is, first of all, the uninhibitedly audacious conception and comprehensive vision of the work itself.

That such a powerful presence does not overwhelm the play -- there are only 14 actors in the roles here -- is evidence of the company's adroitness in realizing this audacious conception.

It's an audacious concept.

"Lucia di Lammermoor" (seen on Saturday) had two main lures: a new production directed by John Doyle, whose "Peter Grimes" at the Met seemed dull compared to his audacious Sondheim conceptions (revivals of "Sweeney Todd" and "Company") on Broadway; and the presence of Albina Shagimuratova, a highly regarded Russian soprano and a Houston Grand Opera Studio graduate, in the title role.

Here, Madoff made his most audacious innovation.

Peculiar in construction, audacious in conception, the book was not autobiography and it was not a chemistry treatise either.

The first shot of the Iranian director Asghar Farhadi's "A Separation" is so audacious, in conception and in substance, that I wondered how it could keep going in that vein.

P.S. "The Descendants" is Payne's comeback film after an unfortunate seven years away from feature-film directing; I wouldn't be surprised if his next projects (and he has recently spoken of his intention of getting to them in a hurry) prove to be more audacious in their conception and their realization.

The concept seems audacious.

His concept is hardly audacious.