Sentence examples for audacity to take from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Spangenthal must be the only one with the audacity to take on... gefilte fish.

Who on earth had the f***ing audacity to take out the Best Actor's poem?

He even had the audacity to take on the goal kicking.

What audacity: to take the most ignoble of everyday objects, – an item of sanitary equipment – and declare it art.

Few had the audacity to take a long, hard look at the Labor party and preach that it needed to become masters of its own political destiny.

Sirk had the audacity to take the role of the devoted black servant, selflessly tending to Lana Turner's needs, and turn her into a human being.

It takes years to gather the audacity to get rid of them".

President Clinton even had the audacity in 1996 to take a standard poll question -- is the country on the right track? -- and turn it into a campaign theme, perhaps in a circular effort to influence the answer to the polling question.

I'm hoping the hurdles I mention above are overcome because it's rare to find a television show that has the audacity and ability to take on such complex questions.

And that's more or less what she continued doing throughout her life — swindling thousands (millions, in today's terms) through sheer audacity and a willingness to take advantage of the lax banking practices of the time.

Charlie Wilson is a man who, when he operates, does not permit music or extraneous talking or the noise of beepers or phones, who is attuned to even the slightest hesitation on the part of his scrub nurse, who admits, in his entire life, to just one day of depression, and who has the audacity and the control to take a No. 11 blade and slice down — just like that — to the basilar artery.