Sentence examples for act of bold from inspiring English sources

But few of its visitors know that it is where one of the most remarkable events in Mexican history took place: Cortés's most famous act of bold, decisive cool.

Every brush stroke is a bold act of pictorial balancing.

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

Any bold act of policy or legislation risked splitting the new government in two.

This bold act of professional transparency simply transformed heart surgery survival rates in this country.

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

It was a classic act of Clinton politics: unexpected, bold and, many pundits and political rivals suspect, never going to happen.

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

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 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.

Other Democrats counter that Mr. Gore's endorsement was the bold act of a man who was excited about the Dean campaign's energy and its innovative use of the Internet for fund-raising and organizing.