Sentence examples for no less audacious than from inspiring English sources

"The String Theory Quartet," his sophomore effort, is no less audacious than its predecessor.

Its offices in Mountain View, California, are not far from the headquarters of Google, and are modest by comparison, but its business strategy is no less audacious than that of its big neighbour.

Fujisaki barely turns his head when he says "Overruled" to one of the Simpson team's many objections... "The race card" is absent from the trial... Baker has fashioned a defense that is, in its way, no less audacious than that offered by Cochran and Robert Shapiro.

"Oliver Twist" is no less audacious.

Thousands of miles away in Somalia, US special forces carried out a raid that was no less audacious but had a very different outcome.

Although I think it is no less audacious, and a little bit obscene, for any mortal to look at that office and think that they belong there and that they could just walk in.

No less audacious was Tom DeLay, last seen on "60 Minutes" a few weeks ago deflecting Lesley Stahl's questions about his proximity to allegedly criminal fund-raising by saying he would talk only about children stranded by the tsunami.

The choice is less audacious than it seems; Gyuri Fischer, the protagonist, is modeled on the author's father.

That doesn't sound very post-racial, and in this one respect he seems rather less audacious than his parents.

The surge in violence has been less audacious than an attack by the group in December 2007, in which suicide bombers struck the United Nations and court offices in Algiers, killing 41 people and wounding 170 others.

Declaring a "personal relationship" with Melville, and remarking his surprise that "I've realized how much of my own work, at its own level, hears Melville,... endorses his double-dipping into the accounts of realism and allegory," Doctorow mounts nothing less audacious than a parallel voyage with the author's mind and motives as Melville proceeds with his epic.