Sentence examples for deeds of daring from inspiring English sources

As deeds of daring go, writing eccentric, highbrow historical musicals in a business that rewards hummable tunes and straightforward story lines may not rank with shooting a president or shooting the falls.

But greatness comes out of daring.

It is an act of extreme daring.

In a post-war publication, General Kurt Student wrote of the operation, and the efforts of Group Granite in particular, that "It was a deed of exemplary daring and decisive significance I have studied the history of the last war and the battles on all fronts.

The tricks themselves are spectacular; the production itself smacks a little of daring deeds done dirt cheap.

Mr. Morris describes Republicans pleased by the president's policies as "smiling like Wagnerites after a slow performance of 'Siegfried.' " The Moroccan bandit Raisuli, whose kidnapping of a putative American nearly set off an international crisis, is said by his captive to be "every inch a man of daring deeds".

Surely there are many tough men and women who disregard pain and hardship in pursuit of daring deeds.

A writer, three times married, he proudly recounts the daring deeds of his Scots-Irish ancestors who fought for the South in the civil war.

In response, the official newspaper of the S.S. dismissed the comic as the work of an "inventive Israelite": The daring deeds of Superman are those of a Colorado beetle.

The daring deeds of a few undoubtedly courageous men and women are often used as the lens through which we view political reality, and it is arguable that we have yet to find – or perhaps are unwilling to find – an equivalent to the tank man among those protesting against the recent military coup in Egypt.

These begin with How to Train Your Dragon and tell of the daring – and not so daring - deeds of young Hiccup the Viking and his dragon.