The word 'chutzpah' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who shows extreme or outrageous confidence, or impudence. For example, "He had the chutzpah to ask for a raise after only a month on the job."
It had the chutzpah of Charlie Adam's 65-yard missile against Chelsea, the touch and technique of Wayne Rooney's swivelling volley against Aston Villa and the did-that-actually-just-happen quality of Jermain Defoe's winner for Sunderland against Newcastle United, and above all it was a gloriously subtle goal, instinct combining with a clear thought-process to devastating effect.
Ingredients 1 urge to change the political debate 1 electorate with poor representation 12 people well connected into their communities 1 educated diaspora of young tech-savvy people A good pinch of chutzpah Method 1. Draw together a small group of people you trust with a range of skills and determine your "values statement".
With his usual chutzpah, he appealed to the delegates to campaign against corruption, even as calls for fundamental reform grew and the organisation threatened to fracture.
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The "sheer chutzpah" of Salmond, who had responded to Carney's warnings by saying that a currency union could work, was the final straw.
A combo of consolation voting and cinematic chutzpah should seal the deal for Yann Demange and Gregory Burke, the director and writer of '71.
As former Democratic Senator Ted Kaufman asked last year: "How can you have the chutzpah to say, 'I didn't do anything wrong, but I'm paying $285m fine.
For Mr Salmond to act dismayed by anti-English grumbling requires a degree of political chutzpah bordering on performance art.
So, although "Seinfeld" is losing viewers, an ad on the show could cost around 15% more next season, or well over $1m a minute.Reversing your marketing pitch is a fine piece of chutzpah.
He will step down from the post in mid-2006, leaving office in early 2007, just in time to create an exploratory committee.A little southern chutzpah took Mr Clinton a long way, but he arrived with a plausible set of New Democrat ideas and he ran in a different era.
In a state where the president's approval ratings are in the low 30s, that too takes chutzpah.
