'daring thought' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an expression meaning that a person is considering an idea that is risky, bold, or unconventional. For example: "John had a daring thought - maybe he should quit his job and start his own business."
New Road, Sat & Sun CC The spirit of arch provocateur Marcel Duchamp is summoned up for an evening of Dada and daring thought, hosted by BBC arts editor Will Gompertz.
"To some people this is a very daring thought".
It's a daring thought, a wild, revolutionary act, to consider your religious image in society 'rubbish' (to quote the Apostle Paul) in order to come to truly know Christ.
And perhaps, as he thought the most daring thoughts that anyone ever has, the glory of great art gave him some kind of solace.
The big suite of galleries on the second floor, which is dedicated to art since 1960, swings between moments of daring new thought and late- and postmodernism-as-usual.
It's also the kind of landscape that urges you to spread out and — far from bishops and bureaucrats down south — think daring, independent thoughts.
Unfortunately, so far in this campaign Mr. Kerry has shown little interest in being daring, expressing a thought that is unexpected or quirky on even minor issues.
She goes on to define the spirit of the arts and humanities as "searching critical thought, daring imagination, empathetic understanding of human experience of many different kinds, and understanding of the complexity of the world we live in".
Having worked in that industry for two decades, I know the real reason insurers and their allies kept reciting the "choice and competition" mantra was to scare lawmakers away from even daring to give serious thought to a single-payer health care system.
As for the daring Eliza, she harbors thoughts of engineering his escape.
The extreme right wing of the Republican Party would be happy to impeach the President for any reason at all, for having impure thoughts or daring to breathe.
