Sentence examples for daring text from inspiring English sources
The first draft, prepared by Ángel Ossorio y Gallardo and others, was rejected, and a much more daring text creating a "democratic republic of workers of every class" was promulgated.
Who is sending Scrappy texts daring him to do daft and dangerous things?
It's aesthetically more daring, with its rhyming text and its element of mythological fantasy.
Daring, distinctive, and personal in text and theme, the film is recognizably conventional in texture and style.
"Lady Bird," daring, distinctive, and personal in text and theme, is recognizably conventional in texture and style.
What comes through in this "La Périchole," performed in the familiar three-act revision Offenbach made in 1874 in Paris, is a fair reading of the text by a daring director.
But he brings other kinds of excellence to his work: musical intelligence, crisp rhythmic delivery and sensitivity to text, let alone impressive acting skills and daring physicality.
The show (in a rare revival, at Classic Stage) is structurally their most daring, with a Greek chorus and closely interwoven song and text.
Mr. Cerveris's most daring leap was his performance of Samuel Barber's "Knoxville: Summer of 1915," with a text by James Agee; he was accompanied on piano by Timothy Andres.
The most daring of these often color the sighs and wordless exclamations that punctuate both spiritual and secular texts, and the Antioch singers gave each its expressive register: impassioned, weak-kneed, swooning.
