Sentence examples similar to daring endeavors from inspiring English sources
"The state security job was the bravest and most daring endeavor of my life, because we saved one of our classmates after the revolution of 1956 from exposure and certain hanging," he told the newspaper, Reuters reported.
This comedy, from 1932, may be his most dapper and daring endeavor: the tale of two crooks (Herbert Marshall and Miriam Hopkins) who steal from each other by way of titillation, then turn their attention to a French heiress (Kay Francis) who needs to be stripped bare of her millions.
Director Emil Goodman and his team are behind this daring endeavor, and their impressive teaser trailer has already garnered more than 50,000 views on Vimeo.
This week Russian entrepreneur Yuri Milner, backed by some of the world's top astrophysicists, announced an investment of $100m into one of the most daring and important scientific endeavors ever undertaken: the direct observation of technologically advanced civilizations outside of our solar system.
Philanthropies avoid not only "any brave, daring, giant, new fundraising endeavors," but they also shy away from investing in strategies that challenge traditional development norms.
Anthropology becomes a realistic endeavor by daring to be challenged by real-life-experiences.
In his unshowy way, with all his quotidian specificity and merciless skepticism, Roth is attempting to storm heaven — an endeavor all the more desperately daring because he seems dead certain it's not there.
"That was pretty daring".
