| So pop's most daringly artificial moments constantly become its new lingua franca. |
| George Sugarman, a contemporary of the Minimalists who daringly embraced ornament and idiosyncrasy as elements of his practice, became an inspirational figure. |
| The idea of having tunnels at their highest points, as well as spiral tunnels on daringly routed approach lines, was regarded as revolutionary. |
| It set off daringly into the unknown, beyond well-defined models, rather than playing it safe. |
| Months later it still feels like the greatest film I've ever seen, more beautiful, more devastating, more emotionally subtle and probingly, daringly insightful. |
| Employed achingly often to show one is daringly au courant with the demotic. |
