more daring

If the cover of Black Aperture made a more daring use of black it would have earned my respect.

The more daring among them even talk about federation or confederation, possibly including the Kingdom of Jordan.

Instead, her style has become more daring, more far-flung—yet still driven by a particular point of view.

Some of the more daring Iranian women had tried to replace their mandatory headscarves with hats.

History furnishes but few records of more daring exploits than this action of the Seventh Michigan.

And I, the eau dormante of the convent, had become rather more daring than a hussar and more robust than a peasant.

When war broke out Drake became more daring than ever, and running unexpectedly into the Spanish ports, he began plundering.

It made you more daring where there was danger, and it taught you to be gentler and kinder, and more considerate to every one.

A fierce fight followed, the Mexicans showing far more daring and skill than was expected.