Sentence examples for is too daring from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, the leap is too daring.

But the erotic work I do is too daring and provocative for a fashion magazine.

Lots of people would say, 'Oh, this is too daring.' But I've never felt that – perhaps because I'm Russian.

I wonder if it is too daring to speculate that Doctor Who might now become a promotional vehicle for that sleeping army of forgotten British brands not yet acquired by voracious private equity?

If that idea is too daring, employees and shareholders could at least push for their companies to disclose the CEO pay gap, as provided for in the Dodd-Frank Act, and to explain why they shouldn't earn a mere 100 times the salary of their employees.

The show's public-access era resident poet Phil Jackson, who has since risen as an in-demand TV writer (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Key & Peele), offered a sentimental takeaway from the show's earliest days that has stuck with him: "No idea is too daring, no topic is too sensitive, and being yourself is celebrated instead of judged".

Maybe the usage was too daring.

The first year my friend Sarah masterminded the trip, it was too daring for me.

They decided that was too daring, so they increased the postseason ratios to 78 percent running plays on first downs and 75 percent running plays on second downs.

There has been an even more pernicious idea bandied about since James Foley's death: that he was responsible for the crime committed against him, because he was too daring a traveller and correspondent.

As an aspiring architect he was welcome in many parts of the world, though his ideas turned out to be too daring to find favor with the local authorities.