Sentence examples for audacious proclamation from inspiring English sources

Handel has set her (and us) up for a great fall, and he delivers it in the defiant "Ira, sdegni, e furore" (Anger, scorn and fury) - an audacious proclamation that she will invent new ways to avenge her pain, pronouncing that she will either win him back, or her rival will die.

From DJ Shadow sampling The Giant's ominous proclamation on his audacious 1996 debut Endtroducing... to Australian producer Ben Frost titling a 2009 song after one of the director's most infamous characters, these references range from the subtle to the completely obvious.

In many ways, when scientists, activists and leaders from around the world began coalescing around the audacious vision of "the beginning of the end of AIDS" in 2011, their proclamations inspired a similar mix of hope and skepticism.

A proclamation is issued.

"It's a proclamation".

The audacious tactic worked.

Be audacious.

Audacious stroke.

Audacious, indeed.

How audacious?

That's rather audacious.