When with with daring lights of face Of candid grace, I the protecting strange Must turn my gaze, for fear I lose that vision, for the mind Needs shade to find The full light of the sphere.
Now that is daring, 2000 Light Years From Home in front of the festival crowd.
His daring rescue lit a fire under me which has yet to be extinguished.
Saulnier's daring attention to light and acceptance of shadow (no mere stunt but an essential aspect of Porterfield's compositions and, for that matter, emotional world) should be a model for young directors of photography everywhere.
By the time he died in 1983 at the age of 90, he was a hero in the city, one of those who had kept the faith in dark times not by making propaganda but by lifting the Catalan spirit beyond argument, by creating an openness in his own pictorial space, working with a sort of daring innocence with light and paint, figure and line.
I do not want to exaggerate my fiancée's daring or make light of the sexual oppression of women, because it was only when Sibel saw that my "intentions were serious," when she was confident that I was "someone who could be trusted"—in other words, when she was absolutely sure that there would, in the end, be a wedding that she gave herself to me.
Cartoonist Laurent Sourisseau, known as Riss, penned a scathing op-ed in the new issue calling out "fanatics brutalized by the Quran" who sought to silence the magazine for "daring to make light of religion". "They won't watch Charlie crumble," he added.
Schroeder does some daring legwork to shed light on those years.
Darren Aronofsky's "Pi" was the fever dream at the Sundance film festival this year, a hauntingly bizarre black-and-white fantasia made with daring ingenuity, especially in light of its $60,000 budget.
They knew that many of them would be arrested and some even killed for daring to cast their light, yell into the darkness a yearning to be free.
