Sentence examples for audacious conclusion from inspiring English sources

The Terrible Privacy of Maxwell Sim has the usual supply of comic set pieces, but also has an audacious conclusion that, by means of an authorial appearance, "pulls the rug from under the reader", in Coe's words – and which is in some ways a return to the experimentalism of his first novel.

Quite an audacious conclusion for a woman born in the early 19th century when the idea of women ever gaining the right to vote seemed anything, but possible!

A fairly audacious decision.

When the Apology that Pico hastily published provoked Innocent to denounce all nine hundred Conclusions, the audacious young Count left for Paris, but at the pope's request he was detained by French authorities and briefly jailed.

Just as one assumes the whole thing is drawing to its conclusion, Bellamy unleashes the most audacious piano movement, apparently written on the Steinways of the posh hotels they stayed in on tour.

But I have now come to the conclusion that fiction can never match the audacious brutality visited upon those children for so many years.

Even then Hull showed further resilience as their captain, Gareth Ellis, crashed over to reduce the arrears to 24-16, and they brought an enjoyable contest to a fitting conclusion when Richard Horne sent Danny Houghton over with an audacious pass.

The six-week trial of Pedro Espada Jr., the former state senator whose audacious power grab brought the New York Legislature to a halt in 2009, approached its conclusion on Tuesday, with a federal prosecutor telling the jury during closing arguments that Mr. Espada used a nonprofit health care network that he ran as his own personal A.T.M.

And this is precisely the aspect of the new, Critical philosophy that is emphasized in his Letters on the Kantian Philosophy: not Kant's radical new account of space and time, nor his audacious effort to provide a transcendental deduction of the pure categories of the understanding, but rather the conclusions and implications of the "transcendental dialectic".

The audacious tactic worked.

That's rather audacious.