Sentence examples for it suggested daring from inspiring English sources

The artistic research and its elegant application went back to the original idea of a male-female crossover in an era when it suggested daring perversity.

It suggested a new daring by militants here as the governing Palestinian Authority crumbles and the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, speaks of an eventual, unilateral withdrawal from most or all of the Gaza Strip.

If Middleton has chosen Burton as her dress designer, it suggests a streak of daring which had not previously been evident in the would-be princess.

They specifically identified the importance of online media and specifically suggested a daring departure from the usual recommendation of having online media be subservient to its older print master; the relationship should now be completely reversed in that the online publications should have a print byproduct, rather than the other way around.

It is certainly daring.

But it was politically daring.

Far from devolving into the type of loud, violent clash plaguing so many other alien-invasion films, Arrival instead uses its own visitors from outer space to train a mirror on the world at-large exposing not only its irreconcilat-large exposingwithinothe myriad nationlythat comprits irreconcilable to suggest that achieving a sort of global unity isn't wholly impossible.

Live tapes of the Cossacks suggest a band daring themselves to stand on a musical cliff-edge, playing Chilton originals and 60s covers in a manner that veers between ragged and unhinged.

Economists and businessmen may clamour for a drastic revamp of Germany's generous welfare state and for decisive moves to tackle public pensions, but neither candidate was prepared to risk suggesting anything daring.

Udacity, as its name suggests, is more daring.

Now along comes an upstart (perched on a tiny patch of Middle Eastern desert, no less) daring to suggest it wants to join them almost overnight.