Sentence examples for particularly daring from inspiring English sources

Its strategies for doing so aren't particularly daring.

Occasionally, homage is paid to a particularly daring outfit by means of a photograph.

Under the overhang of the Williamsburg Bridge was one particularly daring spot.

Not that it was a particularly daring thing to do for a woman in her 60's.

Unless they're feeling particularly daring, women who want to use a beach in Iran are restricted to areas cordoned off by curtains made from fabric or plastic.

There's a part of me that admires the roguish genius of it, the way one admires reports of a particularly daring con.

Younger artists are especially daring.

The group's ventures into the contemporary have never been particularly frequent or daring, and here it ventures only as far forward as Copland's "Vitebsk," of 1928.

Their works were extremely daring, particularly Fuseli's The Nightmare, which, while being a disturbing image of horror in itself, also captures the turmoil and invention which captivated some parts of society at the time.

The food it offers is undoubtedly delicious, but the menu of fresh seafood and succulent grills is neither daring nor particularly Lebanese.

Those who gravitate to modern art galleries, on the other hand – and particularly to the architecturally daring extensions of modern art galleries – care about beauty and the zeitgeist, but are less concerned with status.