Sentence examples for some audacity from inspiring English sources
He must have heard that New Yorkers appreciate some audacity from their heroes.
With some audacity and style, Cianfrance offers us instead a kind of diptych: two panels showing two comparable men.
He demanded, with some audacity, that President Karimov impose Sharia — Islamic law — on the country, and he invited Karimov to debate the issue in Namangan.
As the president tries to ride the Tea Party tiger, let's hope for this change: that he puts some audacity in his audacity.
With some audacity, the spirits of both Hitchcock and Nabokov are invoked in this delectable adaptation of Zoë Heller's Booker-shortlisted novel.
He's not Superman — not invulnerable, and not endowed with anything but some natural talent, some audacity, and some practical intelligence — but he's fiercely principled, and his devotion to his principles lends him an extra measure of efficacy.
TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Show some real audacity at the Fed Financial Timess) Why conservatives should support the minimum wage (Modeled Behavior) Some of what I think about geoengineering (Oliver Morton) The academics on QE (FT Alphaville).
(Paging Willy Loman!) So it is an act of some theatrical audacity, really, that Arena Stage has christened its new 200-seat space as the Arlene and Robert Kogod Cradle (named for benefactors who donated $7.5 million) and endowed it with the mission "of developing new American plays and cradling artistic risk".
Some, like Audacity, are free.[1] Most have easy options for cutting and editing the audio.
In a 2015 Resident Advisor feature called "The Online Underground: A New Kind of Punk," Harper suggests that "vaporwave is indeed punk in its crude and minimal quality," noting that its "threshold of participation is dramatically lower than punk rock's was—all you need is some very basic sound software (many use Audacity), some decent source material, a few clicks, and you're there".
Screeners are amazed at the audacity some gun-toters show.
