Sentence examples for audacious use from inspiring English sources

But what stands out about "Red Giselle" and makes it so much fun is his audacious use of scenic elements.

Instead, they made a constant and audacious use of metaphor, coined new words, and introduced highly symbolic or suggestive images into their poems in an effort to convey aspects of inner personal experience.

As the year wanes, I know I'll continue to think of Platt's tenderly revealing work and of the vivacious, audacious use of space and song in The Great Comet.

Rope also revelled in its restricted setting – something tried out again in Dial M for Murder and Rear Window; but his first audacious use of that method of shooting was in Lifeboat.

The group's characteristic "jungle sound" began to develop with the Miley/Ellington collaboration East St Louis Toodle-Oo, and in April 1927 came Black and Tan Fantasy, which furthered the then audacious use of multiple themes, key changes, and richly coloured textural effects and harmonies.

The audacious use of reconciliation by the Reagan administration in 1981 didn't end there, however.

Yet Audiard himself is responsible for one of the most affecting, and audacious uses of defiantly non-spectacular CGI in cinema: the digital amputation of Marion Cotillard's legs in his 2012 film Rust and Bone.

With his opponents defeated, Captain Gould on Audacious used the spring on his cable to transfer fire to Spartiate, the next French ship in line.

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.

Minerva is a well-financed, audacious effort to use technological advances to create an elite university at a much lower cost.

Enthusiastic about raiding the storehouses of the past for his projects, Duquette was also audacious in his use of shoestring effects to set off important antiques.