Their call, delivered at a malaria conference that they had convened in Seattle, was, in Mrs. Gates's language, "audacious".
It was only during this hour that the audacious yet cynical political language of our leaders fell silent.
Last night in his speech to launch a new campaign group, the Good Right, Michael Gove launched another audacious raid on the moral language of the left, saying that the "undeserving rich" ought to pay more in tax.
JM Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop It was penned by a middleaged eighteenth-century clergyman living in provincial obscurity, yet this is as wild and witty and formally audacious as any novel in the language.
A superb cast, under Tamara Harvey's beautifully paced, detailed direction, revels in language that sparkles and in audacious comic predicaments that produce guffaws.
Ms. Hughes and Mr. Bartlett have been at their most audacious when combating the notion that Mr. Bush mangles the language, a trait they have tried to transform into a comparative strength.
Both of our dreams did, indeed, come true, even my audacious one of publishing a novel in English when my native language was Arabic.
In plain language, this is utter bullshit and the true definition of audacious.
Athena, Hera, Aphrodite and Persephone were among the Greek female deities whose origins were described in raw contemporary language by the actor and singer Norbert Leo Butz in his brilliantly audacious show, "Girls, Girls, Girls," at 54 Below on Friday evening.
In December, the Swedish Language Council registered the verb 'to zlatan', meaning to do something audacious or outrageously brilliant.
