Sentence examples for bad boldness from inspiring English sources
Or someone with fleet-footed finesse – Fred Astaire, or have the discreet charm of James Stewart, the bad boldness of Robert Mitchum, or show a quietly subtle and humorous style, like that of Alec Guinness?
But the president appeared largely alone in seeing the bad news as a call to boldness.
But Bernie's boldness and big ideas.
From both the adapter, Andrew Davies, and the director, Tom Harper, this is sterling work: I marvelled at it, and forgave Davies his earlier, almost fatal boldness in making Pierre's bad choice of wife, Hélène (Tuppence Middleton), a livelier character than Natasha (Lily James).
The Bush administration, through its characteristic combination of boldness, historical ambition and operational incompetence, has given sovereignty a bad name, much as it has for unilateralism.
Chastain, sidling up to Isaac, makes Anna a cross between a forties-movie good-bad girl and Lady Macbeth, ready to taunt her husband the minute his boldness fails him.
But the E.C.B. isn't like the Fed, which can afford to be adventurous because it's backed by a unitary national government — a government that has already moved to share the risks of the Fed's boldness, and will surely cover the Fed's losses if its efforts to unfreeze financial markets go bad.
"Questioning with boldness does".
McCarthy also counseled boldness.
My boldness surprised me.
