Sentence examples for real audacity from inspiring English sources

The chorus is a kind of gorgeous sigh, with beautiful melodies frequently sitting alongside moments of real audacity.

"Drive" is somber, slick and earnest, and also a prisoner of its own emptiness, substituting moods for emotions and borrowed style for real audacity.

Their collaboration in bringing Tolstoy's imposing Anna Karenina to the big screen is one of real audacity: even on the rare occasions it falters, you have to applaud the ambition.

But it's an act of real audacity when a ranking system tries to be comprehensive and heterogeneous — which is the first thing to keep in mind in any consideration of U.S. News & World Report's annual "Best Colleges" guide.

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But it's an act of real audacity when a ranking system tries to be comprehensive and heterogeneous which is the first thing to keep in mind in any consideration of U.S. News & World Report's annual "Best Colleges" guide.

And yet it is also weirdly mesmerizing, showing real formal audacity and perverse integrity.

He was in a hurry; he was dying, though he always carried with him the audacity of real hope.

"Mr. Baumbach's sense of character and place is so precise — the film seems so transparent, so real — that his formal audacity almost passes unnoticed," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in March.

Özil is a willing apprentice, but he does not yet have the know-how or the audacity of the real Diego.

That would be easier to believe if Reds allowed her more of the confidence and audacity she had in real life.