Sentence examples for daring expressions from inspiring English sources
Fadwa travelled widely in Europe and the Middle East, borrowing motifs from her life in exile and mingling them with daring expressions of untrammelled sensuality.
His daring "pantheistic" expressions drew down on him the wrath of Muslim orthodoxy, some of whom prohibited the reading of his works at the same time that others were elevating him to the rank of the prophets and saints.
LONDON — With its Muslim-style minarets topped by a large black cross, the All Saints Church in Peshawar has for more than a century offered a daring architectural expression of Muslim-Christian harmony and cohabitation.
That was our form of daring self-expression, because we had to wear uniforms in school.
The postwar book designer has two audiences — other designers, who applaud daring, witty "creative expression," and the bookstore browser, whose supposed interests are ever more zealously safeguarded in "a corporate environment where marketing analysts, editorial boards, and authors insist on significant participation in the design process".
Even more daring proposals look at adapting the animals themselves.
He dares to lecture "the general public … to shepherd" this great and daring defender of free expression to whom El Chapo sends flowers.
In lieu of starkness, Vogt and Järvi brought a calm fluidity, a serenity ready to burst with joy and pain alike; that emotional complexity finds its musical expression in subtly daring and modern dissonances, which Vogt brought to the fore.
It's a remarkable novel, not least for the seamless way Hadley handles the passage of time, though its chief bit of daring for me is its expression of what cleverness feels like, and the impact this may have on the trajectory of an ordinary woman's life.
The exhibition concentrates on some of the art of the time, which was graphically bold and somewhat daring, at least in its personal expression.
