Sentence examples for equally daring from inspiring English sources
HEART's curatorial approach has been equally daring.
FOR three decades Joni Mitchell wrote songs that were equally daring in their personal revelations and their musical restlessness.
Compared with the innovations of other modern jazz groups of the 1960s, the Davis quintet's experimentations in polyrhythm and polytonality were more subtle but equally daring.
The late set will feature another trio, more conventional but equally daring: Chad Taylor on drums, Angelica Sanchez on piano and Chris Lightcap on bass.
Two years later, the Black Fish staged an equally daring night raid on a heavily protected fish farm off the coast of Croatia.
Shortly before the Hizbullah raid carried away two Israeli soldiers, the Palestinian Hamas movement had mounted an equally daring raid into Israel from the Gaza Strip (another place from which Israel had completely withdrawn), killing two soldiers and nabbing another.
Stupidity camouflaged as daring.
Equally original and daring is Claire Messud's The Woman Upstairs (Virago), an extraordinarily brilliant book, fizzing with anger and wit, which reminded me of the energy of Zoë Heller's Notes on a Scandal (even though the ending made me very cross).
It was like being on ketamine or something equally shocking and daring for a writer to mention.
Although admired for her athleticism, Lenglen was equally renowned for her daring fashion choices.
In romantic captivity alongside Vanina, Pietro is a bitter, caged animal, and Rossellini is equally ironic about the daring woman who, living for love, becomes an angel of death, the intrepid revolutionary who is good for nothing but revolt and is incapable of happiness, and the sick society in which the perversion of power and the abuse of spiritual office fatally distort the emotions.
