Sentence examples for bold and audacious from inspiring English sources
In the midst of an off-season for Australian cinema comes a bold and audacious crazy quilt of a film that resembles its own mini-Aussie New Wave.
Tannenbaum approaches his job as if he were building a fantasy team, adding elite talent first, dealing with roles and chemistry later, with moves that are as bold and audacious as his coach, Rex Ryan.
"Texas politicians often help their donors but this was as bold and audacious in ignoring basic ethics rules as I've seen in my years as a lawyer, going back to 1978.
It would be a bold and audacious decision for Nolan to kill off Wayne, but while installing Gordon-Levitt as the Dark Knight might be criticised as a commercially driven move, it would actually make a certain sort of sense.
Just as crucial as its success in helping low-income residents become homeowners is the role that Parkside Estates is playing in what Ms. Nelson calls a "bold and audacious" plan that Bethel has set in motion to improve the quality of life in the entire West Garfield Park neighborhood.
We remain dedicated to bold and audacious shows — from our all-mime production of "The Sound of Music," to our production of the never-before-staged Stephen Sondheim document " 'Into the Woods' Dramatist Guild Licensing Contract," to our production of "King Lear" that took place in the high-stakes world of a Shakespeare in the Park production of "King Lear".
AIDS, a riff off Robert Indiana's 1960s LOVE icon that proved itself to be as existentially potent as it is visually bold and conceptually audacious in its appropriation of the 1960's logo of free love.
In other words, during Obama's second term, activists need to be bolder and more audacious, like the women's suffragists, sit-down strikers and civil rights crusaders before them.
The RNC's count had Romney with 339 delegates, Gingrich with 107, Santorum with 95, and Paul with 22. Santorum's guarantee about winning the most Iowa delegates was bold, and bordered on audacious.
