How To Use Audaciously In A Sentence
-
She audaciously leaves home to take up a job as an assistant on a literary magazine in New Delhi.
-
The opposite of victims, second wave feminists audaciously did something and, in the frontier spirit of American self-reliance, claimed responsibility for their own lives and happiness.
Pamela Haag, Ph.D.: Remember When Liberals Were Feminists?
-
The highly acclaimed six-piece ensemble fuses the wild gypsy rhythms of eastern Europe with hot club swing and jazz, audaciously combining Hungarian, Russian and Romanian gypsy styles with tango, swing, klezmer and French musette.
-
His poetry is neither traditional, nor audaciously experimental, but lyrical and contemporary in themes.
-
Tebow's autobiography, audaciously written when he was merely a 23-year-old second-string quarterback most critics called a miscast running back, came out in June.
USATODAY.com News
-
His poetry is neither traditional, nor audaciously experimental, but lyrical and contemporary in themes.
-
Tucking in behind his rival on the rainswept circuit, he audaciously out-braked him on the inside of the final bend to steal ahead and win.
-
Until the original Doric column was conceived and built, all temple pillars had been trees, and the fluted stone, with its foliate embellishment below the roof, audaciously mimicked them.
Wildwood
-
It's one of those two-woman talk show sketches in which the double entendre is audaciously outrageous.
Tom Shales reviews tonight's retrospecial,'The Women of "Saturday Night Live"'
-
In 2009, the Arlington County Board of Supervisors filed an egregiously frivolous lawsuit against these federal and state agencies as well as officials in their personal capacities; even audaciously accusing those officials of civil rights violations for trying to advance a transportation solution.
Cuccinelli accuses Arlington of playing 'dirty' with HOT lanes lawsuit
-
Yet, this absurd selection of tracks appears to highlight some elements of this journey, with elements of punk, alternative rock or film music audaciously thrown in together, without apparent link.
-
In one of the better TV comebacks in recent years, LeBlanc, who was nominated three times for Friends, audaciously satirized himself and the biz as a self-absorbed and well-endowed sleazebag.
Emmys: TVGuide.com's Picks for Lead Actor in a Comedy
-
Cano de buonanotte a neri Diego Buonanotte (River Plate) vs. Boca Jrs 11.07 (This clip captures the backdrop to a legend: it was the cheeky Buonanotte gambeta in the previous November's clasico against hated Boca-audaciously nutmegging hard man Neri Cardozo at the touchline-that first hinted of this wisp of a lad's surprising competitive fires … not to mention his budding dramatic skills.)
Soccer Blogs - latest posts
-
an idea so daring and yet so audaciously tempting that a shiver of excitement quivered through him
-
It isn't exactly easy to conquer Hollywood with the kind of audaciously imaginative films that British-born Christopher Nolan makes.
Evening Standard - Home
-
It was the most unusual thing I've tasted in a long while, pretty typical I'd say, of his cooking which is audaciously different.
-
In an open letter to fans, Mr. Gilbert audaciously - or perhaps asininely - argued that James '"betrayed" Cleveland by leaving.
Andrew Wilkes: Lebron James and the Taste of Humble Pie
-
He declaimed — “This is no longer the time, gentlemen, when civil discord ensanguined our public places, when the landlord, the business-man, the working-man himself, falling asleep at night, lying down to peaceful sleep, trembled lest he should be awakened suddenly by the noise of incendiary tocsins, when the most subversive doctrines audaciously sapped foundations.”
Madame Bovary
-
There's nothing more "audaciously personal" than a book as a gift, wrote an essayist in the "Unpopular Review" in 1917.
Giving Books for the Holidays
-
Mark Vernon of The Guardian wrote, She was an audaciously creative spirit; an awkwardly witty, deadly serious writer.
Julie Daley: The Courage To Sin: What Mary Daly Taught Me About Being A Woman
-
Amazed by the velocity and crispness of his pitches—late in the game, he audaciously used changeups with two strikes—so powerful was his eight-inning/one-run/four-hit/seven-strikeout effort, that the crowd repeatedly chanted the initials of the big lefty when he got two strikes on an Angels batter.
One Season
-
Others, more audaciously, have even alleged corruption.
-
She has always been audaciously ambitious.
-
He was more aggressive and more prominent Wednesday, riding near the front of the main bunch and taking part in two late breakaways, one, audaciously, with a rider half his age.
Armstrong enjoying time back in professional peloton
-
( "Scott mistakenly cites Kent Mackenzie's 'The Exiles' and Charles Burnett's 'Killer of Sheep' as examples of American neorealism) to better examples (" One of the best movies last year, the truly harsh and disturbing 'Frownland' ... offers the kind of audaciously expressive images, coming through but not staying with realism, that is absent from Scott's favorites ").
IndieWIRE News
