Sentence examples for audacious writing from inspiring English sources

Empire's Chris Hewitt believes the pulpy thriller about a platoon of bloodythirsty Jewish American soldiers parachuted behind enemy lines during the second world war contains "the most confident, audacious writing and directing of QT's career" and the Mail's Baz Bamigboye labels it "vintage Tarantino".

Now Dr. Venter is turning from reading the genetic code to an even more audacious goal: writing it.

Amazon's plan to sell Kindles through independent bookstores is  "audacious," Ingrid Lundgren writes at Techcrunch.

Not many composers around right now — at least among those who are writing audacious operas and symphonic works for major international institutions — are also capable of playing the challenging piano part of Ravel's Trio in A minor.

Some readers agree with her, which seems to stem from the audacious tone of his writing.

As Darwin wrote in a letter to Joseph Hooker (11 Sept. 1857), "I have just been writing an audacious little discussion, to show that organic beings are not perfect, only perfect enough to struggle with their competitors".

It is audacious and pacily written.

She has written audacious pieces that borrow from folk melodies of Eastern Europe; explored different idioms, like Polish klezmer music; and made use of electronics and digital effects.

An audacious storyteller, she wrote the book Bawdy Love: 10 Steps to Profoundly Loving Your Body, hosts the Bawdy Love podcast, and leads the #BawdyLove revolution, a movement to banish shame and fill our lives with decadence, delight, and joy.

He wound up writing a set of 33 audacious variations, complete with a gnarly fugue: at 50 minutes, his longest work for the piano.

"These heretical women — how audacious they are!" he wrote.