If Daisy Miller exhibited the "audacity and innocence" of American girlhood, the character Jo from Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" (1868-69) serves, for Dr. Connor, as the archetype of the American tomboy.
By British standards, he has exhibited considerable entrepreneurial audacity.
Their vision was matched by that of the pianist, Lars Vogt, who exhibited an imaginative audacity that's rare in classical music in music anywhere.
Their vision was matched by that of the pianist, Lars Vogt, who exhibited an imaginative audacity that's rare in classical music — in music anywhere.
In addition to condemning outrage culture during his State of the Union speech, he exemplified its opposite by playing to our hopes instead of our fears, by daring us to exhibit the same audacity that allowed us to reach the moon and to recover from the Civil War.
The audacity and accomplishment exhibited by some contractors seem to match the gusto they have for government work.
Lyn Seymour, his London muse, was physically a very different type from Haydée – but her dancing exhibited similar extremes of sensuality and audacity.
Throughout the show he exhibited a combination of sensitivity and audacity that suggested a telepathic connection to Ms. Bridgewater, as he explored the timbral limits of the flute and saxophones in much the same way that she used her voice.
The chair of the judging panel, Guardian Review editor Lisa Allardice, paid tribute to the "raw talent, promise and originality" exhibited by all the shortlisted writers, but said The Spinning Heart stood out for its "startling audacity".
I Swear I Saw This exhibits Taussig's characteristic verve and intellectual audacity, here combined with a revelatory sense of intimacy.
