The phrase "audacity in the face of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone showing boldness or courage when confronted with a difficult or challenging situation.
Example: "Her audacity in the face of adversity inspired everyone around her."
Alternatives: "bravery in the face of" or "courage in the face of".
One of the president's laudable achievements has been to create a new language that makes it easier for the orthodox to swallow his democratic vision.Mr Karbaschi, like Mr Nuri only more so, is a victim of his own audacity: he flew boldly in the face of his conservative critics.
The simultaneousness of the events — the deadly attack, one of the worst Taliban assaults on Afghan forces in recent years — and the Qatar meeting that was meant to pave way for peace talks aimed at resolving Afghanistan's 17-year war underscored the audacity of the insurgents in the face of stepped-up U.S. peace efforts.
Aberdeen's defenders were helpless in the face of May's directness and audacity, and United suffered the same when he scored a hat-trick against them last December.
In the face of frightful uncertainty, these cities chose the audacity of optimism.
Hope in the face of difficulty, hope in the face of uncertainty, the audacity of hope!
His actions splitting his force twice in the face of an adversary double his size are still studied in military academies for their vision and audacity.
It is shameful that after failing for nearly 30 years to offer a credible plan to put Kentucky back to work, Mitch McConnell has the audacity to laugh in the faces of more than 18,000 unemployed Kentuckians, including 1,200 coal miners in Pike County," Grimes spokeswoman Charly Norton said.
Yet the lack of audacity in the writing translates into a lack of directorial audacity.
The sexualization of this collaborative effort from her and Ernie Ball only better paints a picture of the audacity Queer women face in the world of Guitar.
"Market monetarists" favour more audacity in the monetary realm.
