Translation of "Audaciously" in German

North Korea has amplified its power by playing its weak hand audaciously.

We are audaciously rebelling against God and all the heavenly powers.

Or Jesus Misericordioso, with You I will bravely face and audaciously struggles and battles.

They have audaciously adjusted, in the name of "good taste," upon the wounds of gothic architecture, their miserable gewgaws of a day, their ribbons of marble, their pompons of metal, a veritable leprosy of egg?shaped ornaments, volutes, whorls, draperies, garlands, fringes, stone flames, bronze clouds, pudgy cupids, chubby? cheeked cherubim, which begin to devour the face of art in the oratory of Catherinede Medicis, and cause it to expire, two centuries later, tortured and grimacing, in the boudoir of the Dubarry.

In that room, badly lighted by a meagre lamp, there was a fresh, light?haired young man, with a merry face, who amid loud bursts of laughter was embracing a very audaciously attired young girl; and near the lamp sat an old crone spinning and singing in a quavering voice.

When the scholar beheld himself disarmed, stripped, weak, and naked in those terrible hands, he made no attempt to speak to the deaf man, but began to laugh audaciously in his face, and to sing with his intrepid heedlessness of a child of sixteen, the then popular ditty:?

He aspires audaciously to what he calls the universal Walmartization of healthcare – a reshaping of medical care that the world’s indigent need, and in Africa more than most other locations.

And what's the part of Prince Achmed in this obscure affaire who so audaciously approaches Bruce's bride Carol?

Radley Metzger’s 1974 X-rated porn-comedy is audaciously free of shame and is probably responsible for more bi-curious people getting actually laid with a member of the same sex than any film before it.

Surreal forms, fashioned from the latest technology and/or traditional craftsmanship, are combined audaciously to create a completely new stylistic idiom.

To the white minority government of South Africa, Davidson was a ‘mad’ white man who audaciously argued that Africans were the competent builders of Great Zimbabwe in his ‘Caravans of Gold’ programme.

The "Barcarole" "for Julia" has to move in surging waves, the "cradle-song" "for Charlotte" must rock peacefully, the "hectic party" "for Viola" has to ring out audaciously, "Semper idem" "for Anna" shows us the reserved constancy of an ostinato motif.

He audaciously showed the Son of God all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time, and promised to give him all power over them and the glory of them, demanding to be worshipped in return (Luke 4:5-7).

The most important thing is to dream audaciously, and to pursue that big dream with all the passion and the fire within you.

The castle of Cangrande II della Scala is a pristine structure straight from the Middle Ages with a moat and draw-bridges, angular towers, a majestic donjon and a bridge crossing the river, at once audaciously structured and yet romantic and evocative.

The current show at the Schirn in Frankfurt illustrates how he audaciously picks up on artists such as Bacon, Hundertwasser and Richter, makes use of media pictures and the garish colors of psychedelic posters, and has cool Op art and Pop art collide with gestural areas.

The “Jewish State” is now so sure, thanks to the West, especially the German hypocrites, that nobody gets in its way any more, and thus acts more audaciously and uninhibitedly.

Because of the incitement and indulgence of the prison guards in the Strict Discipline Team, the Civil Administrators mistreated Falun Gong practitioners and other prisoners audaciously.