Sentence examples for quite daring from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, those same butterflies went flitting out over the edge, which struck me as quite daring.

His writing in his column and his novel is quite daring.

And you wanted to do black and gold, and, oh, that was quite daring.

By the statist standards of British politics, though, their manifesto's emphasis on localism and limited government is quite daring.

But while the older picture may seem overly cautious by 2013 standards, it must have seemed quite daring in 1950.

"He was a compositional genius, and he used these amazing ploys that are quite daring," Mr. Moore said.

If not quite as daring as Schoenberg's "Jane Grey," the Zemlinsky songs speak a similar musical language.

Ms. Denford suggests that the last time headgear seemed quite this daring and extravagant was in the 1980s.

It's not quite as daring or dangerous as it might have been: instead, it questions our faith (or lack thereof) in spryly chaotic, shoulder-shrugging fashion.

If the photographs are not yet quite as daring, rebellious and trenchant as those in "The Americans," they are already poetry worth reading twice and, in series, create a tangential narrative.

"Fashionistas hate it," he tells me, "But it's so punk rock, people like that you love it!" Well it is quite a daring piece--it even comes with flies.