Sentence examples for most audacious acts from inspiring English sources

I still have no idea — after a decade of wondering — whether I am furious at the woman and the way she ate chocolate cake, or whether it was one of the most audacious acts of grief I've seen in a long, long time.

I still have no idea after a decade of wondering whether I am furious at the woman and the way she ate chocolate cake, or whether it was one of the most audacious acts of grief I've seen in a long, long time.

JASPH, KANSAS CITY Philippe Petit's 1974 feat remains for me the most audacious act of human creativity and daring ever.

"Mafia state" may sound extreme, but these winter games will go down in history as perhaps the most audacious act of embezzlement in human history.

In what may have been his most audacious act of defiance, or evidence that he had finally given up the pretence, he eventually let his hair grow out.

His most audacious act is to rough up the middle-aged widow of the cop who killed himself, whom he believes to be on Lagana's payroll — hardly a Wagnerian moment.

Re "Whitman's Song of Myself: The Poet as Self-Promoter" (May 22): Walt Whitman's most audacious act of self-promotion was his first, quoting a complimentary letter from Emerson without permission on the spine of the second edition of "Leaves of Grass".

That helped him engineered his most audacious act of blockage ever, when he refused to even hold hearings on Barack Obama's pick to replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.

Even the most audacious actors rarely play a suicide attempt for laughs.

"Last week's attack on Parliament is undoubtedly the most audacious and also the most alarming act of terrorism in the nearly two-decades-long history of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism in India," Mr. Advani said.

I wasn't going to start listing documentaries in this little exercise, but I am making an exception here because Joshua Oppenheimer's The Act of Killing is among the most audacious and memorable docs I have ever seen.