Sentence examples for audacious quality from inspiring English sources

When I came to read Ragtime and then The Book of Daniel and then The March, what struck me was the audacious quality of Doctorow's historical investigations.

Stoke's own reward here had been spectacular, a goal to eclipse that of David Beckham in 1996 in terms of its audacious quality even if it lacked the player's superstar-in-the-making looks.

Referring to the audacious quality of Perez, Phillips said: "You knew he had no fear when he had two strikes and bunted for a base hit in San Francisco" in the division series.

It is very hard, they said, to conduct Beethoven's "Eroica" or Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" in a way that reclaims the audacious qualities of these pathbreaking symphonies without resorting to some gimmicky interpretive approach.

While he didn't invent designer ready-to-wear — Pierre Cardin did — Saint Laurent was the first couturier to make a cult of it, associating the cachet of an exalted label with a line of factory-made clothing and accessories of high quality and audacious chic (he designed them himself, at least for a while) that were marketed globally to a hip, baby-boom clientele.

The Brooklyn Mirage is adopting the music and aesthetics of warehouse parties, while setting a new standard in technical quality and audacious design.

Haag writes, "Maybe this century's culture is a culture of feeling in which the ideal citizen-feeler has the qualities of soulful transparency, audacious disclosure, and candor, and who knows the skills of whispered confession...."....

And the bid stood on its own merits as audacious and daring, just the kind of qualities the Olympic Games reward.

But during the inspection, the facility's quality control manager -- in an audacious challenge to the FDA's legal authority -- directed employees to stand "shoulder-to-shoulder" in order to bar the FDA investigator from entering the facility's quality control laboratory, where drugs destined for the U.S. market were analyzed.

His audacious designs attracted notice for their darkly romantic qualities and violent, grotesque elements.

Mr. Aimard, who will play Book II of the preludes at Carnegie Hall in November, captures the sly, wistful, fiery and fantastical qualities in these ingeniously diverse pieces while treating them as the audacious contemporary works they are.