Sentence examples for it takes gall from inspiring English sources

It takes gall to riff on Raymond Chandler, which doesn't mean it can't be done.

The Missing Evidence is both ballsy and incredibly stupid: It takes gall to go full-speed ahead with a televised theory like this, and it might result in a lawsuit akin to Burke Ramsey suing CBS.

The Missing Evidence is both ballsy and incredibly stupid: It takes gall to go full-speed ahead with a televised theory like this, and it might result in a lawsuit akin to Burke Ramsey suing CBS.

It took gall to edit his older brother out of the diatribe.

But writing fiction takes gall.

With all the humiliations that Elizabeth Taylor endured at the hands of men both onscreen and off--humiliation that she has been popularly accused of willfully submitting to in her pursuit of the XY chromosome--it takes real gall to hold up the star as a model of proto-feminism in the last years of unchallenged American misogyny.

To start with, it takes some gall for Bear Stearns to blame short sellers for its failure; there isn't a firm on the Street that made more money catering to short sellers — that was one of its bread-and-butter businesses.

that it takes major gall to tell a boy he has just lost two years.

It takes some gall to make such a suggestion, considering how the Mets have foraged for every hit and run this season.

As a twice-divorced fellow with a much younger wife who started out as your mistress, it takes some gall to present yourself as a defender of traditional American values and the tribune of true conservatives.

But it takes 200-proof gall to decide that you — and let's say that you're a congresswoman from Pennsylvania or California, or an ex-governor from Virginia — know better than the 70,000 people who voted Anthony D. Weiner into Congress.