His willingness to examine new ideas has made Ed Miliband the candidate of dash and daring – qualities that Labour desperately needs.
To the classical ballets of George Balanchine she brings out ardently Romantic, voluptuous and daring qualities in ways we haven't seen since Suzanne Farrell over 25 years ago.
When it comes to semi-legal harvesting, I am daring, virtually buccaneering: qualities we novelists usually lack.
"Custer had incredible success at a very young age, and the qualities that made him a success — his daring, his flamboyance — were qualities of youth," says Michael A. Elliott, a cultural historian and one of several engaging experts who propel the program along.
The very improbability of the plan gives it a daring and almost magical quality.
Ms. Murck said that what made a great museum was not its hardware but the quality and daring of its staff.
Though the Accord brings a sterling reputation and a considerable amount of owner loyalty to bear on this critical market segment, the improved quality and daring designs of some competitors could mean success is not necessarily the given that it once was.
Thank goodness, then, for the Goldsmiths prize – "established to celebrate the quality of creative daring" – which has put McBride's achievement firmly on the map.
The walls are thickly dressed in hand-thrown rendering and then whitewashed, so that they seem less solid than the roof; such daring gives the building a quality of inexplicability, like Stonehenge or the White Horse of Uffington.
