Sentence examples for takes some audacity from inspiring English sources

It seems to me that submitting to such a prestigious journal takes some audacity.

With the Israeli elections now behind us, one thing is for certain, it will sure take some of President Obama's personal diplomactic audacity to bring new hope to the cause of peace, and Lieberman's emergence makes the need for American diplomatic audacity all the more compelling.

It takes audacity to adapt James Joyce's "Ulysses" for the stage.

Laying groundwork to confront homophobic slurs and any other hatred from coaches, fans or athletes takes audacity, and the N.H.L. is leading the way.

It takes audacity for a young American to claim such a weighty text, but Ms. Correia succeeded, using the song to help define her own talent.

Cutting an Hermès Birkin bag in half takes audacity, but if anyone can do it and get away with it, it's Jean Paul Gaultier.

In this case, however, humility may hide behind the mask of hubris: it takes audacity to wrap the gilded name of Gatsby around your own shoulders and hope to wear it with grace.

IT takes imagination and audacity to look at the East 161st Street corridor, as Borough President Adolfo Carrión Jr. does, and envision it as "Downtown Bronx," a civic, commercial, recreational and cultural crossroads.

It takes audacity and courage to call it what it is.

Our schoolmarm-like rebuke of China over its assertion of regional hegemony takes audacity to a new level.

2) Past Failures: It takes an unflinching audacity to rise from the pit of past disappointments with a renewed vigor to reach new heights.