Sentence examples for audacious words from inspiring English sources

McLuhan's fizzing ideas about how all media - including radio, television, magazines and advertising - are "extensions of man" were shaped into a kaleidoscope of graphically audacious words and images in flux.

Now, you can certainly call the president's plans audacious (remember that word?), but what you can't call them is impossible to achieve.

Curly-haired and apple-cheeked, Bounds is the local owner and manager of Curves, the fitness chain, and a charter member of the Red Hat Club, a group in which all women must, in Brewer's words, wear "bodacious, audacious, looky-kooky hats".

Audacious is the first word I thought of for Black Axe Mangal.

In 1966, her public words were less audacious.

In reality, as an anonymous sailor observed, they were "jaunty and audacious of gait" - in other words, "lean and mean".

Audacious is too mild a word for what Weld is proposing.

In a climactic scene, Django informs his happily enslaved nemesis that he is the one n-word in ten thousand audacious enough to kill anyone standing in the way of freedom.

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.

Even the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, lavished praise on the audacious project, called Aakash, the Hindi word for sky.

To use Mr. Obama's word, that vision is an audacious one, for a difficult time.