Sentence examples for a bold act from inspiring English sources

Every brush stroke is a bold act of pictorial balancing.

Love, yes, but love as a brave act, a bold act, requiring toughness and sacrifice.

The disillusionment and fatigue we found among Israelis and Palestinians compels a bold act of international leadership.

In Mr. Sherman's performance the effect comes across not like a gag but like a bold act of rhythmic dislocation.

Turning France around would require a bold act, practical measures, and would demand vast political courage of the president.

In 1981, in what was then a bold act of colorblind casting, Ms. Caldwell had Ms. Verrett sing Desdemona in Verdi's "Otello," opposite the tenor James McCracken in the title role.

The move was a particularly bold act in a Muslim country led by moderate Islamist party, Ennahda.

This strikes me as a remarkably bold act of line-drawing.

"It was a pretty bold act to fire 11,000 air controllers," Mr. Spencer said.

WITH a single bold act, President Obama could correct the country's course, help assure his re-election, and preserve our children's future.

In theory, Barber's template is similarly replicable, though it would take a particularly bold act of patronage to unleash it across London.