Sentence examples for audacious tactic from inspiring English sources

The audacious tactic worked.

It's an audacious tactic.

The audacious tactic chimed with the audacious theme of the speech, the triumph of hope over despair.

The audacious tactic was a familiar one for Trump, who has little regard for norms and conventions.

The audacious tactic worked, driving back the advancing Japanese infantry and allowing Ramsey and his men to hold their position in the village of Morong for some five hours under heavy fire.

But instead, what Faranak's instructor likely did was employ a familiar but more audacious tactic: injecting brief moments of genuine female solo-singing throughout an otherwise co-sung performance, a kind of peek-a-boo solo.

Later, the authors bemoan the slaughter, but what did they think the audacious tactics were for?

More audacious tactics from the Lionesses' young coach ultimately earned a quarter-final place.

Built at Chatham and remodelled there with a strengthened bow – to withstand the audacious tactics used by Lord Nelson at Trafalgar – the ship was a veteran of more than nine major battles at sea when she was finally broken up.

Mr. Sharon's pattern, first as a general and then as a politician, has been to set seemingly audacious goals, or to employ seemingly audacious tactics like the use of warplanes against Palestinian targets, and then, over time, to accustom even his sharpest critics to them.

Asbridge praises the "inspired and audacious" tactics of the leaders of the First Crusade, their "military genius"; Phillips roots for the men of the Fourth Crusade as, with their boats swaying beneath them and with scores of Greek bowmen firing at them, they climb their ladders and jump out onto the walls of Constantinople.