It wasn't precisely long on hope, but I think it showed audacity".
"I like your chutzpah on this, Herman," Mr. Romney said, suggesting that Mr. Cain had shown audacity, even gutsiness.
For all the handwringing about the decline of the midrange (which is to say, studio) drama, drama is doing very well, showing audacity and distinctiveness in an age of independent productions.
Richard Brody, writing about the nominations on his blog, observed that there are no big studio productions among the eight movies up for Best Picture, which he takes as evidence that "drama is doing very well, showing audacity and distinctiveness in an age of independent production".
Richard Brody,* *writing about the nominations on his blog, observed that there are no big studio productions among the eight movies up for Best Picture, which he takes as evidence that "drama is doing very well, showing audacity and distinctiveness in an age of independent production".
"Women aren't raised to show such audacity, to make such demands, they aren't told to build yourself up and display such sheer confidence and audacity, to take advantage of the leverage of a new CEO".
Far from being exasperated by the daftness of it all, I found myself admiring the show's audacity.
Throughout the late eighteen-forties and the eighteen-fifties, when the Prime Ministership of the country was largely monopolized by the great Whig peers Russell and Palmerston, Disraeli continued to show remarkable audacity in matters small and large.
Kawakubo has never quite lived down (she has at times played up) that show of audacity, whose fallout is still being absorbed by fashion's young, yet which was much more Parisian than it seemed — a piece of shock theatre in the venerable tradition of "Ubu Roi" and "The Rite of Spring".
