Sentence examples for daring direction from inspiring English sources

Mankiewicz's writing is florid and expressive, but his daring direction makes it burst into life.

Mankiewicz's writing is scintillating and expressive, but his daring direction makes it burst into life.

Choosing his words carefully, Mr. Bowles added, "Evidently Mr. Faircloth has had an influence in guiding her in a more daring direction".

Best: One pleasant surprise: Ivo van Hove's win for his daring direction of "A View From the Bridge," a welcome vote for risk-taking on the Broadway stage.

The review praised the daring direction, "colorfully kinetic" choreography and technical accomplishments of the show, especially the lighting, commening that "as a smile-inducing celebration of life and freedom, [Hair is] highly communicable"; but warning: "If you're seated on the aisle, count on [the cast] to be in your face or your lap or... braiding your tresses".

The company made a name for itself with its innovative works, striking out in unique and even daring directions.

But the church had other interests that propelled the development of stone construction in new and daring directions.

On the one hand, they need (or believe they need) to find a dynamic leader who will shatter precedent and take the company in a daring new direction.

But this is nonsense: Punk was flourishing in the late Seventies, and David Bowie was cranking out a string of brilliant records, and nobody needed four manipulative clowns from LA to take rock'n'roll in a daring new direction.

His last film, "Like Someone in Love," which he made in his seventies, is a daring new direction in his cinema and in the world of cinema at large.

This was a charged moment when you could sense that rock 'n' roll was evolving in daring new directions, fueled by psychedelic drugs, the sexual revolution, and a new generation finding its voice.