Sentence examples for daring remark from inspiring English sources

The crazed antics of male characters like Don Draper, Walter White or Dr. Gregory House are reliably treated as bold, fearless and even ultimately heroic (a daring remark saves the big account; a lunatic gesture scares off a murderous thug; an abrasive approach miraculously yields the answer that saves a young girl's life).

Al-Ahram Weekly′s Amina Elbandary wrote that during the show, Qandil spoke "in histrionic style, his commentary replete with daring questions and remarks.

The frequent incidents prompted The Perth Gazette to remark on "the reckless daring of this desperado who sets his life at a pin's fee.

Dare to be daring!

In remarking on the same article earlier today, Daring Fireball's John Gruber tears into Lohr's assertion that Apple's hardware business could be easily "mimicked".

In other moods, I would think of Confucius' remark about one of his disciples, Zilu: "He has daring, but little else".

Recording all six when he was 63, Rostropovich remarked that he couldn't forgive himself for daring to record one 40 years earlier.

"Every daring new idea is bad-mouthed by the timid types, the nervous Nellies," remarks one.

Even Mr Eisner made disparaging remarks in private about his abilities.Buying Pixar was an expensive and daring first move.

One of his officers, Lord Percy, remarked, "The general's great lenity and moderation serve only to make them [the colonists] more daring and insolent".

More daring?