Audaciously

And Anderson's screenplay, audaciously and respectfully, gives us pretty much no anchor to the specific world and wackadoo flourishes therein.

He has even audaciously sought to order companies operating Guyana concessions to leave the area within three months, and plans to introduce a law that restricts such companies from ever being licenced to operate in the territory again.

Nevertheless, at least one financial firm audaciously invested in Lucid Group, so let’s delve into the details now.

Royal Stag Boombox audaciously brings together polar opposites of the music industry, the melody of Bollywood and the gully vibe of Hip-Hop, to make original music, to create a new soundscape.

In the Zuru district of Kebbi State, terrorists are so much in control that they audaciously opened fire and killed military men deployed to the area following an earlier killing of scores of vigilantes otherwise known as Yan-Sa-Kai by the terrorists.

An audaciously rude girl called Mary Lennox who, we learn, by six years old was “as tyrannical and selfish a little pig as ever lived”.

He's a joke character and a visible parody of rival game developer SNK's franchise right down to his ponytail and audaciously synthesized theme music.

So co-opting the cheeky double entendre as the name of the company with which she set out to revolutionize the industry seems audaciously on-target.

We still audaciously look down upon people who seek psychiatric help and that is what could have possibly forced the budding superstar to bring his life to such an abrupt end.

As a young law student, Dad audaciously bought an entire cargo of liquor, diverted from Singapore when it fell to the Japanese.

He is pursuing a policy that audaciously seeks to reconcile the seemingly contradictory aims of supporting the intensifying U.S.-led sanctions regime and North Korea’s desire for sanctions relief.

It's audaciously excessive, but it works.

The plastic bottle was hurled from the stands at the Emirates Stadium about 12 minutes after Alli audaciously lobbed goalkeeper Petr Cech as Tottenham won at its rival for the first time since 2010.

Feminism in 'Voyager' In an article about Voyager, Ian Grey wrote: "It was a rare heavy-hardware science fiction fantasy not built around a strong man, and more audaciously, it didn't seem to trouble itself over how fans would receive this.

One day, Kartavirya audaciously asked the god Varuna if there was anyone equal to him in combat.