Sentence examples for to be audacious from inspiring English sources

To be audacious in the pursuit of myself.

My Clown College degree certifies me to be audacious".

He exhorts the prime minister to be audacious on the economic front.

That slogan is repeated empathically enough to qualify as the defining mantra of a movie that pretends to be audacious.

You've got to be audacious enough to set goals that make you stretch and give you clarity of vision and purpose.

The only way for Levy to combat the scepticism is to be audacious and ambitious between now and those ticking-down minutes late on Friday night.

We will have to be brave, audacious and unpredictable".

Okay, so, to be successful, be audacious, be fearless, be seasonless.

You could even argue that such is the rivalry between the pair that the prime minister might be half-tempted to show he can be audacious, too.

"We've got to demand a place and be audacious in the centre of British politics, whilst not wasting our time".

However many people did not think the Germans would be audacious enough to attack a famous liner carrying many American citizens.