audacious

When Lincoln Riley first landed in Los Angeles, his audacious plan to remake a lacking USC roster on the fly revolved almost entirely around the transfer portal.

This was after Ben Gannon-Doak had chopped inside and floated in an inviting ball, but only a Ballon d'Or nominee might have the confidence to attempt something so audacious.

In a video call interview that included managing director Debby Buchholz, Stone seized on the word “audacious” as a key reason for her interest in the job.

So an ideal retirement age of 59 seems audacious and maybe impossible.

“Sinners” is a movie so audacious in design and rich in detail that you’d need a book to explore it with the depth that it demands.