Sentence examples for far more daring from inspiring English sources

For late-night experimentation, Mr. Ferguson's freewheeling monologues are far more daring.

Watching European films -- far more daring than Hollywood movies -- at the theater offered additional life lessons for the boy.

Instead, in her first book, "Conscience: Two Soldiers, Two Pacifists, One Family — A Test of Will and Faith in World War I," she has been far more daring.

Nonetheless, Edna's antic stage presence — far more daring and sophisticated than TV would ever allow — will be part of how many of us remember our time on earth.

All I know of Ibiza has reached me in the stories of friends who had far more daring teenage lives than mine.

I have never been a pretty young thing and stripping off is far more daring when you don't have a figure to die for.

The same goes for street fashion, which is far more creative, daring and individual than in highbrow France.

Mr. Nichols's manipulation of his divided characters is far more subtle, ultimately daring to suggest that one "self" is no more viable than another and that the inability to reconcile the two is genuinely tragic.

"The image of the minivan driver," said Art Spinella of CNW Marketing Research, "is of someone who's very family-oriented, more practical than daring, far more beige than red.

XXXXXXXXXXXX A First Lady, Too, in Fashion 12. (S) The Pashayev women are known to be fashion-conscious and daring, far more so than the average woman in majority- Muslim Azerbaijan.

"Gran Torino," in which Clint Eastwood portrays an old bastard who becomes something of a liberal despite not in the absence of his worst prejudices and most bilious emotions is far more politically sophisticated and daring than any of the films Scott names.