Sentence examples similar to measure of daring from inspiring English sources
But greatness comes out of daring.
They all had that aspect of daring.
The choreography is nothing short of daring.
It is a measure of Khan's daring that in an evening devoted to the heroic epic, he is prepared to open up questions about the futility of war.
Eating them is a measure of one's daring, and a mark of commitment to a certain kind of experience-driven twenty-first-century dining; cooking them usually means having tattoos of pigs' heads, knives, or foie-gras ducks on one's own muscles.
It is a measure of the museum's daring that dinosaurs and fossils — once considered major challenges to belief in the Bible's creation story — are here so central, appearing not as tests of faith, as one religious authority once surmised, but as creatures no different from the giraffes and cats that still walk the earth.
A monk, briefly appearing before Moroni, gives a faint half-smile, the measure of both his shyness and his daring.
My comfort zone measured all of about four square inches; acts of daring were hardly my hallmark.
For all America, for all of American letters, you have advanced the moral and artistic standards by which we must measure the daring and the love of our national imagination and our collective intelligence as a people".
"Those who add unrelated provisions to disaster relief measures are engaging in a game of chicken -- daring the body to oppose the emergency relief that may be desperately needed," Senator Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, said on the floor last week.
