Sentence examples similar to addresses boldly from inspiring English sources
I replied, but my letter came back with NOT KNOWN AT THIS ADDRESS boldly written on the envelope.
In your May 6 inaugural address, you boldly announced a major research commitment to address the world's energy problems, creating the Energy Research Council (ERC) to advise you on energy-related issues.
"Manderlay" is an allegorical tract about racism in America that asks uncomfortable questions about slavery and its legacy that no major American filmmaker would dare address so boldly.
I loved how Jane addressed me boldly from the first page, how she challenged the injustices of her aunt's household (a place where books were used as weapons), how she raged at Rochester that "women feel just as men feel" and how she rejected her cousin's passionless proposal, because she wanted love and she didn't see why she shouldn't get it.
In contrast, Oppenheimer first embodied a new scientific persona--the scientist who creates knowledge and technology affecting all humanity and boldly addresses their impact--and then could not carry its burden.
In a well-paced staging, director Marya Mazor boldly addresses the vagaries of her material.
The bookmark has an address – and Ben boldly gets the bus there.
Or you need to have resorted to a tanning booth to boldly address the problem with brute technology.
You boldly address the "insatiable appetite" and profit motives driving the gold rush in developing countries and the environmental damage wrought by industrial mining.
"Climate change is a challenge to our leadership, skills and vision," Mr. Ban said at the United Nations Headquarters last week, "and we have to address that challenge boldly".
Her dissertation The Employment of Married Women boldly addressed a neglected subject, introduced her to historical as well as sociological research and crucially triggered in her an awareness of the centrality of domestic service to the economy and the value of approaching past and present by examining women's lives.
