Sentence examples for lacks audacity from inspiring English sources

"Paris doesn't take risks, it lacks audacity," he says.

Ms. Horowitz, who has never lacked audacity, says she expects to expand the organization to one million members within three years.

He decries an endemic "culture of irresponsibility", and adds: "The trouble with Britain today is that our leadership lacks the audacity to be disliked.

Some critics, such as Barbara Mujica, argue that The Way to Paradise lacks the "audacity, energy, political vision, and narrative genius" that was present in his previous works.

The entries I've sampled in the narrative feature competition don't lack for audacity.

It's weird that when there is one, they lacked the audacity to be controversial.

There is always a simple solution that our leadership lacks the gonadal audacity to implement.

Much work today, it seems, lacks the graphic audacity of yore, opting instead for forms and formats we've become accustomed to.

Viewed against the background of other artists producing transformative environments, Mr. Carvalhosa's installation lacks a certain requisite audacity of conception and execution.

It's not a question of bad taste, but of no taste -- a lack of identity, a lack of vision, and (sorry, Mr. President) a lack of audacity.

Yet the lack of audacity in the writing translates into a lack of directorial audacity.