The audacious nature of the gesture should not be underestimated.
The audacious nature of the assault was mercifully unmatched by the death toll – of the seven who died, five were the attackers themselves.
I gained insight to the audacious nature of God by simply realizing that Jesus himself was a pilgrim throughout his known ministry, never owning a home but living life on the road, depending upon the goodness of others.
The extract gives you a flavour, and note the rhetorical throat-clearing of "as it were", the progression of impossibilities (other people, nature, himself) the audacious proposal that harmony with oneself is morally impoverished, and you begin to get the idea; you also get the idea that Tim Wilkinson is a seriously good translator.
Yet all Mr. Jean needed to bring to this event was his personality, an audacious, effusive, sometimes aggravating force of nature, and the fancy crowd would have been highly entertained.
The very nature of his project was audacious (and his original producers actually felt that he included too much about the Holocaust in the film).
Influenced by Pratt, Earle Birney, another innovative and experimental poet, published the frequently anthologized tragic narrative "David" (1942), the first of many audacious, technically varied poems exploring the troubling nature of humanity and the cosmos.
David Miliband addresses that problem with an audacious set of proposals to change the nature of party structure by opening up Labour to anyone who wants to associate themselves with progressive and anti-rightist values.
Cook described the camera work by Raimi as "audacious", stating that the film's visceral nature was greatly helped by the style of direction.
You may reasonably have hoped that such an audacious genre mash-up would shine new light on the nature of cinema and/or the human psyche.
To his credit, the book is a thrill despite the frustrating nature of the investigation, in which he painstakingly tracks audacious leads from mendacious thugs only to arrive at dead ends.
