Sentence examples for slightly daring from inspiring English sources

When it was joined to a marital farce or a slightly daring society romance, slapstick no longer seemed like kid stuff: it was no longer innocent and was no longer regarded as "low" comedy.

If HBO or Showtime started developing a sophisticated, slightly daring series on a musical group, then lost interest and turned it over to Lifetime or the Hallmark Channel, this is what the premiere might look like.

And for the slightly daring there is crisply fried duck pieces with tamarind and garlic, a table favorite that comes from a recipe that a sister-in-law gave to Mr. Singh.

He took a first in classics, and then made a decision, slightly daring in those days, when teaching English literature seemed as swinging as teaching media studies does now, to become a tutor in English; he soon became a fellow in English at Magdalen College.

The simplicity of its lines is a welcome change from the overstyled TL sedan, and proportion is doled out with a careful but ever-so-slightly daring hand.

To me it looked like a slightly more daring J. Crew wedding dress in its insistent breeziness.

Where things got to be slightly more daring was with the maxi pleated evening dresses, which mixed bands of black with jagged streaks of color.

Chamber groups, though slightly more daring, have overwhelmingly followed that lead and adopted the names of their original locations or of the music schools where they were formed.

Dead Poets Society Inspiring the masses yet again as English teacher John Keating - or the "slightly more daring O Captain, My Captain" - Williams' starring role in this 1989 classic saw students everywhere determined to "seize the day" ('Carpe Diem').

Some were after-hours daring; others I could imagine becoming slightly edgy staples to eliminate the workday blahs.

In the central two, slightly taller than the other six and painted after them, the lines thicken and leap and twist exuberantly, daring you to figure out how they were made.