Sentence examples similar to a bolder proposition from inspiring English sources

It's a bold proposition and unforgettable aesthetic experience.

Wilson's Love Game opens with a bold proposition: tennis, she writes, was an "exception".

Alex Salmond and his side put a bold proposition before the electorate and campaigned for it with imagination and panache.

Captive breeding saolas is still a bold proposition, however, given how rarely the species has been seen since its discovery.

Seven years ago, Ek began approaching record labels with a bold proposition: to make their valuable content available to rent rather than buy, and for free.

This is a bold proposition, but one that needs careful thought before we start petitioning Downing Street to get it implemented.

It was a bold proposition, one that George Schuyler accepted quickly on behalf of a group of investors who were members of the New York Yacht Club.

It is a bold proposition - that we should reconsider Nicholson's pretty views instead of his pioneering white-on-white reliefs, his Cumbrian cottages instead of his early grids - but it strikes at a crucial question about Nicholson: was he ever a truly abstract painter?

A bold proposition, with broad implications.

Let me make a bold proposition in this regard.

In a freewheeling interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the comedienne admitted she approached the Oscar-winning actor a few months ago with a bold proposition.