Sentence examples for audacious to do from inspiring English sources

While there's nothing mawkish about Fox's attitude to his condition – "I think it's really audacious to do a show about a guy living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's and not making a big deal of it," he says – there's some question over whether audiences too can adapt.

As Mr. Goldsman said, referring to the liberties he took in writing the screenplay: "There's a tendency to think that's an audacious thing to do.

"We are pretty audacious for trying to do this," says Wayne Davis, a Harvest cofounder who heads up the company's government affairs efforts.

"The task in selling this study is going to be to say we realize that this is audacious" and "seriously hard to do, but this is hugely important," said Dr. Ellen Wright Clayton, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society at Vanderbilt University and part of the independent panel and the study's advisory committee.

Can a scientist just decide to do audacious science?

Following your passion and choosing a PI with a personality that matches your needs is a big part of being able to do audacious science.

This David vs. Goliath attempt was such an audacious thing for Prince to do that it ranked 4th on Rolling Stone magazine's 25 boldest career moves in rock history.

In his first year in office, Udall decided to do something audacious: he would try to change the Senate's rules.

"Raleigh is sitting around with his team, and they're trying to structure a pitch for these very skeptical merchants of England, trying to convince them to do something audacious".

Thiel, who runs Founders Fund with Sean Parker and four others, poured his energy into a group of audacious projects that had less to do with financial returns than with utopian ideas.

In December, the Swedish Language Council registered the verb 'to zlatan', meaning to do something audacious or outrageously brilliant.