Sentence examples for is too audacious from inspiring English sources

No doubt the caucus plan is too audacious to have any chance of becoming law; but the same can be said of the Ryan plan.

Perhaps the audacity of Gore Vidal's hope is too audacious.

It has clobbered HSBC for its facilitation of Mexican money-laundering.But when it comes to bribery, America has sometimes been too audacious.

Other plans were too audacious, or slightly mad: a group of French Communists were driven from the wilds of Texas by ineptitude and dysentery.

Even if the European Council manages to cobble together a compromise that buys time for Greece, the fear is that Europe's bold experiment creating a monetary union among diverse economies without the underpinning of a fiscal union may have been too audacious.

No move was too audacious, no shot on goal too outrageous.

Bagramyan, however, argued to STAVKA that its planning was too audacious in the hopes of repeating a successful encirclement like that in Uranus.

Audacious is too mild a word for what Weld is proposing.

This progress is too slow and not audacious enough.

The idea that a constitutional amendment might itself be unconstitutional is probably too audacious even for the Supreme Court.

The audacious radicalism of Gandhi's ideas is too often lost in the blandly universal reverence his name evokes.