Santoro, eager to impress, made audacious claims, which the F.B.I. captured on tape.
Former atheist Kirsten Powers, a Democratic commentator for Fox News and an evangelical Christian, remembers thinking before taking her step to faith: "What if this is true, and I'm not even willing to consider it?" She writes in Christianity Today: "The Hound of Heaven … pursued me and caught me". The baby grew up to make some audacious claims.
Beyond that, Tesla makes three audacious claims.
And just think: if enough people take the challenge, maybe the next time I get on stage and make the audacious claim that an argument-free marriage is possible, no one in the audience will even be surprised.
A person has got to have a lot of guts to stand before an audience of 3,000 people and make the audacious claim that she and her husband don't argue.
In the Georgia Senate race, Republican David Perdue cited a campaign strategy memo from Michelle Nunn's advisers to make the audacious claim that "her foundation gave money to organizations linked to terrorists".
Santos president Luis Alvaro Ribeiro yesterday made the audacious claim that five European clubs have agreed to pay the Brazilian champions the €45m buy-out figure and are now cleared to agree terms with the player.
LAST week Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, made an audacious claim: extreme poverty in Brazil will soon become extinct.
On a stage of marble, between Roman columns that stretched toward the sky, the Nets declared an identity and made an audacious claim: New York is officially a two-team town.
Senator-elect Pauline Hanson makes an audacious claim that we are in the midst of a terrorist threat manifesting in the type of politically motivated violence Australia has not previously experienced.
Of course, Mann wrote that book making the audacious claim that, yes, the GOP is far more to blame for what's gone wrong in Washington, so perhaps his new critique will just get dismissed as partisan.
