Sentence examples for very venturesome from inspiring English sources

(The contemporary British art he liked was not very venturesome, running to Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson and John Skeaping).

Though she has won almost every major award in poetry (including the Bollingen Prize, probably the most prestigious of them all) and served, in a wincing sort of way, a term as Poet Laureate, Glück does nothing very venturesome: she teaches (at Yale and in the Boston University Creative Writing Program, where we are now colleagues), reads mystery novels, gardens, and cooks.

Exhibition programming under the director, Faustino Quintanilla, has been consistently venturesome.

The Vanguard fund family has been somewhat less venturesome.

And it's terrific that some of New York's more established, and venturesome, theatres are following suit.

In addition, they were among the first to build tankers in Japan in 1954, which at the time was considered venturesome.

Very little of a venturesome spirit, a fierce hunger for life, a desire to stake out for themselves an independent existence can be detected, so defanged and domesticated, so tentative and timorous are these modern young men who seem never to have felt the wild fever of youth.

"And justice for the people I love," I added which was kind of an overly venturesome thing to say, really.

The ever-venturesome Shakespeare's Globe, whose very architecture is an act of historicism, staged three performances in late June of "Romeo and Juliet" in original Elizabethan pronunciation, or Early Modern English.

Taking his audience on the exponential curve that was Scriabin's route, Mr. Ohlsson began with some of the best known early études, very close to Chopin, went through the more venturesome middle period (the F sharp major piece from Opus 42 was a fleet, pianissimo flutter, the E flat finely managed in its rhythmic contortions) to end with flashing brilliance in Opus 65.

It is a complex and venturesome story, and its complications are woven into the very nerves and muscles of the characters as they continue their lives.