Who knows what would happen if the brightest minds on the planet had powerful economic incentives to work on audacious, make-a-dent-in-the-universe type projects.
Its audacious artfulness makes most New Journalism look like court stenography.
So while audacious, it makes a certain kind of sense that the director Joe Wright's film adaptation (written by Tom Stoppard) would be so willfully unfaithful to the book, let alone to the fashions of the day.
Adolescent orangutans — curious and audacious — regularly make new friends.
Were they an audacious move, made from inside the labyrinth of the Indonesian police's power politics, to become the force's top leader?
Such an audacious demand made by one of the nation's most prominent landlords could be seen as a declaration of faith in the city's rental market.
All were gathered to view the inaugural collaboration between the Versace house and Anthony Vaccarello, a young designer who shows his own line in Paris and whose fondness for audacious slashing made him the ideal candidate for this assignment.
"It's audacious to make a film about events so recent, but we live in a society where challenging the way things are is, thankfully, a part of our lives.
St Matthew's, on the Kettering Road, doubles as an art gallery, containing a Crucifixion painting by Graham Sutherland and a Madonna and Child sculpture by Henry Moore – which are among the audacious commissions made by an art-loving vicar, Walter Hussey.
One of the more audacious assertions made by some serious economists in recent years is that the growing inequality of incomes in America has produced greater incentives to work hard and create new businesses.
