It didn't show audacity and the fulfillment of that potential.
"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.
The Pope urges Catholics to show "audacity and courage" in their approach to people who, in the past, have been given short shrift by the church, including those who "do not attend mass, who have quit or are indifferent".
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".
Buckley wrote that while Wittmann showed great audacity, the causes of the British defeat were broader and that the British were to blame for the failure at Villers-Bocage, not superior German tanks.
"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".
Mr. Jackson's film, from a script he wrote with Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, his frequent collaborators, shows less audacity and too much art.
But in the end the film, which focuses on Susie as she hovers in the "in-between" and tries to bring her killer to justice, "shows less audacity" than the novel "and too much art".
