Sentence examples for great daring from inspiring English sources

It's a great, daring piece of acting.

The gentleness did not hide his great daring.

This began, with no great daring, when Norman — and later Evan — followed their father and two grandfathers into the ministry.

With great daring, the architect (possibly Pierre de Montreuil) poised his vaulted ceilings on a trellis of slender columns, the walls between being made of stained glass.

"All the people who end up loving The Paradiso understand the great daring poetic achievement of the poem," says Dante scholar Rachel Jacoff of Wellesley.

For some it's a feat of great daring; some are too timid and catch the ball at the last minute instead.

For this is the moment of the book's greatest daring.

The series's greatest daring lies in the character of George's mother, Joy Cynthia Stevensonn), a tough, tightly wound woman who manages to be frequently unlikable without becoming entirely unsympathetic.

She was soon to be reproached for greater daring, taking up a cause far more unpopular and antagonistic.

Creating a band of actors hired to modernize a Passion play within the film, Mr. Arcand needs to balance satire and seriousness with the greatest daring and delicacy.

In Mailer's writing, for instance, sex is rarely a flight into sweet or stormy clouds of pleasure; it is more likely to be a turbulent existential undertaking, caught in the dialectic of past and present, in which lovers draw forces and experiences from themselves and each other and either ascend into greater daring or sink back into timidity.