Virender Sehwag was in Delhi Daredevil mode when he eviscerated England's bowling in Chennai, and it was painfully apparent that bowlers had yet to adjust to such audacious methods against the new ball.
Under the patronage of the courts of France and Burgundy in the late 14th and first half of the 15th centuries, goldsmiths devised new and more audacious methods of enamelling.
With an audacious absence of Method acting, he drones his way through Brando's On the Waterfront speech, thoughtfully puffing his cigar.
With an audacious absence of method affect, De Niro drones his way through Brando's On the Waterfront speech, rehearsing his set, while thoughtfully puffing his cigar.
7– 9 Karl Popper, a champion of logic in medicine, advocated bold audacious models and methods which could easily be disproven.
Rope also revelled in its restricted setting – something tried out again in Dial M for Murder and Rear Window; but his first audacious use of that method of shooting was in Lifeboat.
If Bose's methods are audacious, however, it's an audacity he can afford.
Two spots for a Subway competitor, Quizno's, were far better, standing out with audacious parodies of fast-food marketing methods.
For Godard, the continuity of performance and life made his films extraordinarily porous — he has always integrated nonactors into his movies and paired them onscreen with experienced performers, and the method is, to this day, audacious and controversial.
Now imagine that Sanger in 1972, or in 1977 with the dideoxy method not yet published, proposes, say, to accomplish something as audacious as the complete sequence determination of the ∼50-kb genome of bacteriophage lambda.
By leapfrogging back, over the methods of the classical cinema, to the ancient, he leapt ahead into an audacious modernism.
