Sentence examples for audacious scene from inspiring English sources

In one audacious scene, Von Trier has Dafoe blunder through the bracken where he encounters a talking fox who informs him that "chaos reigns".

During this audacious scene, Erisso, the leader of the Venetians in Negroponte (here the clarion-voiced, impressive tenor Bruce Sledge), finds out that his beloved daughter, Anna (the gleaming soprano Leah Crocetto in a star-is-born performance), has been romantically involved with a man she believes to be Uberto, a nobleman from Corinth.

He announced his arrival on the soccer scene in Manchester United's 1996 season opener, launching an audacious shot from the center stripe that soared into the net.

Auditions began for a lead dancer to perform Spider-Man's more audacious stunts, including a fight scene in which he had to swing across the auditorium and land on a tiny platform attached to the balcony, right in front of the audience.

Sprawling and audacious — seven hours long, with scenes set in heaven and with an angel crashing through the set to bless an AIDS-stricken man as a prophet — "Angels" has even endured commercially.

The scene was quintessentially Alan Bond: ambitious, audacious and risky; and blunt and perhaps a little over-candid.

It is with this question that the movie pulls off an audacious narrative trick in a brilliant central scene between the three principals: like a skilled judo fighter, the movie uses the weight of our expectations against us.

My confusion didn't last long as, a year later, the extremist-right National Front emerged on the French political scene, highjacking the lovely and audacious girl as their effigy.

Swiss police declined to confirm a link with the audacious art theft, but confirmed investigators were examining the scene.

Funny though "Kin" often is — and audacious, too, in its inclusion of a potentially preposterous scene involving the aforementioned bear — the play is most memorable for such moments of tender emotional gravity.

In one scene, as Ms. Walsh plays the gnarly and audacious double fugue (Variation No. 32), the rumpled, volatile Beethoven talks through the process of composing it, section by section.