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Audacity Quotes

Boldness, stated plainly.

This audacity quotes page includes the well-known escalation calling for more audacity, always audacity, alongside a quieter admission of simply having a willingness for boldness.

I guess I have a certain willingness for audacity.

Quotes by Sally Mann

Audacity augments courage; hesitation, fear.

Quotes by Publilius Syrus

Audacity, more audacity, always audacity.

Quotes by Georges Jacques Danton

In an election, one needs both hope and audacity.

Quotes by Francois Hollande

Always Quotes

Success is the child of audacity.

Quotes by Benjamin Disraeli

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the famous escalating quote about audacity?
It repeats the word three times with increasing emphasis, treating boldness as something that should keep building rather than fade. It's the most rhetorically dramatic quote on this page.
How does one quote compare audacity to courage and fear?
It states that audacity augments courage, while hesitation instead feeds fear, treating audacity as an active booster rather than a passive trait. It links the emotional and the practical directly.
Is there a quote connecting audacity to elections?
Yes, one line argues that an election needs both hope and audacity to succeed, pairing the word with optimism rather than recklessness. It suggests political ambition requires more than caution.
Does any quote describe audacity as a personal trait rather than advice?
One speaker admits to having a certain willingness for audacity, framing it as part of their own personality rather than a lesson for others. It's a quieter, more personal statement than the others.
What overall tone do these audacity quotes share?
Each treats audacity as a positive force worth embracing, whether in personal ambition, courage, or political life. None of them warn against being too bold.

Another line claims audacity augments courage while hesitation instead feeds fear, and a political quote insists an election needs both hope and audacity. Read on for short, quotable nerve.