out on a limb

I’ll go out on a limb and say whatever those young Saudis at the WWE were thinking, it wasn’t about joining ISIS.

“I’m going to go out on a limb and say that we got more laughs than all those films combined.”

“Having been a real … wilderness for a long time, and feeling very out on a limb … to be considered part of a movement, at least at first, was exciting,” he recalls.

Better to have politicians and experts who study the pressing issues of the day and go out on a limb rather than shrug their shoulders.

Coaches have had to put themselves out on a limb.