Sentence examples for most daring acts from inspiring English sources

So how did he get away with one of the most daring acts of journalistic forgery?

One of Kircher's most daring acts was to write out a long list of Egyptian kings, proving that Egypt existed long before the world was even supposed to have been created.

Knut Haugland, the last surviving member of the six-man crew that sailed on the Kon-Tiki expedition in 1947, and a leader of the Norwegian resistance who helped carry out one of the most daring acts of sabotage of World War II, died in Oslo on Dec. 25.

It is usually connectors, like John Collins and his partner, Ben Hendrickson, who perform the most daring acts of ironwork, like walking beams on the perimeter of a building or scaling 10-foot columns to snatch an incoming beam from the sky.

MLK's most daring acts of faith were his strategical acts of nonviolence.

In branding terms, the transformation was arguably the most daring act of love since Her Majesty's Post Office renamed itself Consignia.

The most daring act mentioned in official biographies is the writing of a short essay criticising the Japanese that led to him being "removed as class captain".

Wen's most daring act in college — he was assigned to study machine welding at a technical institute in Harbin, a city in China's icy far north — was to smuggle in Cantonese pornography and pop music to help him endure the long winters.

The most daring act she has performed for her career so far was making America her main stage.

In one of the most-daring acts in circus history, he mixed 40 lions and tigers of both sexes.

His Excellency is a talented horseman who is recognized for completing one of the worlds most daring equestrian acts at Qatar's Asia Games opening ceremony in 2006.