adventurously in a sentence

Examples

1. But Packer's approach _ connecting audiences with players, adventurously ( and only occasionally unsuccessfully ) combining farce with solemnity, and paying homage both to contemporary tastes and classical ideals _ is compelling.
2. Du is regarded as one of China's leading young composers and has been described as an " adventurously eclectic composer " and " an indie diva with avant garde edge " by The New York Times.
3. Some government officials suggested that the military had begun taking liberties in the field and interpreting their mission too adventurously; others questioned what the army chief of staff, Shaul Mofaz, had conveyed to those beneath him.
4. What impressed him most about Krugman, Raines said, was " the combination of an obviously powerful knowledge base, the ability to think adventurously, and the bonus of being able to write with wit and clarity.
5. The various types of sleds came several years before the first tracks were built in St . Moritz, Switzerland, where the original bobsleds were adapted upsized luge / skeleton sleds designed by the adventurously wealthy to carry passengers.
6. Truly the most adventurously scripted and visually stunning pilot of the fall season-- and, we must say, a tad grisly for the 8 o'clock slot at times-- " Lost " also is a tremendous gamble.
7. Zhou's other work, the rich-hued " Mount a Long Wind " ( 2004 ), though also scored exclusively for Chinese instruments and inspired by an ancient poem, moved more adventurously into the world of contemporary language.
8. A lovely layout with adventurously lumpy greens, tilting fairways and sawdust bunkers, the course is decorated by plenty of handsome trees : fig, olive, acacia, pink-flowering chestnut, and euphorbia ( built like a green candelabra ).
9. Instead, what began as a demonstration of good actors adventurously struggling with a badly written script has been revamped into a demonstration of good actors desperately struggling with a badly written script, with a chortling studio audience thrown in for good measure.
10. :" Mr . JOSEF HOLBROOKE steps forward somewhat adventurously with his 12th year of endeavour for some Modern English Music to an apathetic public, and hopes to receive as few blows as possible ( with the usual financial loss ) in return ."