Sentence examples for how gutsy from inspiring English sources

But on Monday, as the White House tried to nudge Mr. Graham back into the fold, some Democrats were privately wondering how gutsy he really is.

But it was the pardon that most defined Mr. Ford, and now even some of his former critics are finally recognizing how gutsy it was.

He kept talking about the Queen's Gambit and the Tartakower Defense, and kingside pawn structure, attacks and counterplays, and other chess nonsense — and how gutsy and brilliant Fischer had been to do what he did.

How gutsy and shameless does a country have to be to twist recent history on such a grand scale?

And how gutsy is Rep. Peter King, who cares about the New York Post and 9/11 families, to attack Murdoch's "yellow journalism"?

No matter how gutsy, risky, or impractical that thing may be, you should work hard to make your dream a reality.

"The 'miracle' was how this gutsy kind of city — post-industrial, pretty disadvantaged, with high unemployment and lots of health issues — should become a major center for the visual arts," Seona Reid, the director of the Glasgow School of Art, said peering across the road at the construction site for the school's new building, designed by Steven Holl and due to open in 2013.

And it is a reminder of how much gutsier, if less comforting, Mr. Gladwell's all but patented investigative process would be if it flouted expectation.

"Gutsy" is how the Saints described their coach.

Patricia Hollis's magnificent new biography of Jennie Lee ("Jennie Lee: A Life", Oxford University Press, £25) describes how Lee, herself a gutsy MP, abased her own political ambitions to further those of her husband, Aneurin Bevan.But times have changed.

It's a gutsy, macho effort just how we like it. .