Sentence examples for slightly audacious from inspiring English sources
Other collaborations included balls of patterned fabric appearing at just one thigh, often with a slightly audacious sense of underwear on display.
"I'm now wearing my shirt in a slightly audacious way because I've decided to hand in my notice here at Radio 2 and I'm off to 6 Music to do the Breakfast Show because it went so well," he told his fellow broadcaster.
(The album's original title, only slightly less audacious, was "Music for Disturbed Souls").
Bold, applied to a person, today connotes "pushy," sometimes "fearless," but on the edge of "reckless"; applied to an idea, however, the connotation is slightly stronger than audacious and just short of courageous.
Other plans were too audacious, or slightly mad: a group of French Communists were driven from the wilds of Texas by ineptitude and dysentery.
Yet British Sea Power's slightly camp, wholly menacing, startlingly audacious debut is unlike anything you'll hear this year.
Finally self-exoticizing reaches an audacious extreme in a slightly later painting in which van Gogh presents himself as a tonsured Buddhist monk.
On press night the comic timing in the first half was slightly awry, but the heart and soul of this audacious piece remained evident throughout.
Instead he tried to capture the music's quicksilver shifts, downright wild inventiveness, audacious humor and, in the slow variations, slightly uneasy serenity.
When we arrived in the classroom, my teacher smiled that slightly deranged smile Americans give when faced with another culture's audacious specificity.
When we arrived in the classroom, my teacher smiled that slightly deranged smile Americans give when faced with another culture's audacious specificity.
