Sentence examples for a bold act of from inspiring English sources

Every brush stroke is a bold act of pictorial balancing.

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.

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.

But in a bold act of the imagination, the British novelist A. N. Wilson has decided not only that the relationship was sexual but that it produced a child.

"In the face of the Bush administration's refusal to cut heat-trapping pollution, this is a bold act of leadership," said Peter Frumhoff, of the Global Environment Programme at the Union of Concerned Scientists.

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

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

Early last month, defying an Israeli travel ban, Mr. Barenboim, an Israeli citizen, visited the West Bank town of Ramallah with a German diplomatic escort to perform the sonatas of Beethoven and coach 100 Palestinian youths, a bold act that earned him equal measures of praise and condemnation from fellow Israelis.

To many in Congress, this seemed like an incredibly bold act of unity among the colonies, and even though the individual resolves were radical, to many what they noticed most of all was that it appeared to be an act of unity.

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