Sentence examples for daring notion from inspiring English sources
It was a daring notion, fraught with possibilities of catastrophe.
It is a daring notion, to erase a life and fill in its blanks with someone else's credentials.
It was a daring notion, and not just because there was virtually no precedent for it (with the exception, of course, of the Pine-Tar Incident — see Brett v. Baseball, 1983).
Named for the medieval jesters who wore masks while stirring rebellion against the monarchy, the society was committed to the daring notion that "no boy or girl approaching the maelstrom of deviation need make that crossing alone".
He does endorse, as a daring idea, the notion that a child should read for pleasure, and he recommends Aesop.
A visitor to the company's comfortable, technologically up-to-date theater might not fully appreciate how daring was Mr. Crosby's notion of establishing a company here when he began contemplating it in the early 1950's.
In his daring piece, Mr. Bel questions notions of handicaps and abnormality with his seemingly innocent gaze and understated showmanship.
This week, the Jaguars shied away from the notion that they were daring anyone to beat them, cautious not to sound as if they were disrespecting a player who scorched them last month.
Firstly, you risk ridicule for daring to express such a gentle notion and secondly, it is difficult to stay on the straight and narrow without tripping over into mawkishness.
Emma Thompson defied this notion and took a "daring" step forward when she wore flats on the red carpet during the 2014 Sag Awards, and this was of course news worthy.
