Sentence examples for scholarly daring from inspiring English sources

But the scholar David Armitage, the author of "The Ideological Origins of the British Empire" (2000), among other things, applauded Mr. Cannadine for what he said was characteristic scholarly daring.

He justifies his investigation with an assertion of scholarly daring – "this subject remains virtually taboo in academic circles" – and claims that his interest is less in what people think about the authorship question, more why they think it.

I am daring.

It is certainly daring.

And maybe his daring.

Younger artists are especially daring.

Daring new architecture, yes.

Echoes of daring.

Safety nets support daring.

And they are daring.

You have to be daring.