Sentence examples for it too audacious from inspiring English sources
Is it too audacious to base an election on new (young and black) voters?
When it first emerged that the government was attempting to have an entire civil case heard in secret, it seemed almost too audacious to believe.
Bagramyan, however, argued to STAVKA that its planning was too audacious in the hopes of repeating a successful encirclement like that in Uranus.
It has clobbered HSBC for its facilitation of Mexican money-laundering.But when it comes to bribery, America has sometimes been too audacious.
His Polish nationalists are basically comic: when the time comes to assassinate the king, they demur, thinking the idea too audacious, so the king (in disguise) has to volunteer to do it himself.
There's never an idea too great, too brave, too audacious.
The idea that a constitutional amendment might itself be unconstitutional is probably too audacious even for the Supreme Court.
vera-vera-c: Isn't this too audacious and licentious?! Actually, can our country at least try to control or reduce the population of foreign expats?
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.
Other plans were too audacious, or slightly mad: a group of French Communists were driven from the wilds of Texas by ineptitude and dysentery.
Instead, it has drawn on a range of tools — such as restrictive legislation and pressure on advertisers, cable providers, or owners — to clamp down on those media outlets that have grown too audacious.
