Sentence examples for rather venturesome from inspiring English sources

." Salonen did seem to be flirting with the unconventional in some rather venturesome programming--in addition to a composition of his own, "FLOOF," inspired by a Polish science-fiction novel, he presented two works by rock musician Frank Zappa juxtaposed with two Mozart symphonies.

Exhibition programming under the director, Faustino Quintanilla, has been consistently venturesome.

The Vanguard fund family has been somewhat less venturesome.

And it's terrific that some of New York's more established, and venturesome, theatres are following suit.

Innovation that sustains prosperity is more likely in a connected rather than an isolated or restricted world, explains Columbia professor Amar Bhidé in "The Venturesome Economy". Trying too hard, limiting options, competing by excluding others - all can backfire.

Chosen for their venturesome challenges to the traditional and the tribal, the artists help redefine contemporary Indian work as art rather than artifacts.

The venturesome are usually forced by capital limitations to commit resources gradually and to rent or use them rather than own them.

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More venturesome travelers went west.

Still, venturesome merchants are undeterred.

Elsewhere the thievery is more venturesome.