Sentence examples for as too bold from inspiring English sources

Some in the pro-immigrant fold see N.I.Y.A.'s actions, at a delicate time, as too bold.

At first glance, she dismisses the new collection's hot pops of color, another big runway trend, as too bold, and the angular-cut suiting in double-faced cotton as potentially too stiff.

Through what other medium is it so easy for a woman to ask a man out without often being perceived as too assertive, as too bold?

The National Reformer reported that those in the audience who evidently regarded the Declaration as "too bold and ultra", including the lawyers known to be opposed to the equal rights of women, "failed to call out any opposition, except in a neighboring".

It has been shown, for instance, that the Impressionist lithographs, which appeared around 1860, had been rejected by journals in 1848 as being too bold, too modern.

If you are seen as being too bold, trying to breaking the stereotypes or the glass ceiling, you would raise concerns.

After all, a theory may be just as incorrect by being too modest in its claims as by being too bold.

Big room clubbing, not to be too bold, is as close to communion as this increasingly fractured and fractious culture can ever get.

Whether justified or not, he now has an invaluable reputation as a pianist too bold for the strictures and politics of competition playing.

A very high level cave diver, extraordinarily talented, but a little too bold as it turned out, as that's what got her into trouble," he said.

As Eastman Kodak on Wednesday posted a 63% drop in third-quarter earnings, Chief Executive Daniel Carp Daniel Carp defended a strategy some call bold, others fear as too radical.