Sentence examples for be more bold and from inspiring English sources

Doing so, he said, had given him new perspective, a desire to be more bold, and to trust in himself more.

These analysts say the nation needs to be more bold and assertive in international affairs in a way that matches China's newfound status as a major world power.

In the recent past, it has been the Republican advertisements that have tended to be more bold and more memorable: the Willie Horton advertisements that George Bush used against Michael S. Dukakis in 1988 or the specter of stalking wolves that his son, George W. Bush, used to make Senator John Kerry seem weak on terrorism.

DC: With the advent of angel rounds and seed rounds and convertible notes, we felt we could be more bold and experimental with the A Fund.

Gerrard, 32, said: "With all respect to Sweden, who are a good, strong team, they're not France so we can be more bold and ambitious and get at them.

But there's smart late-night fare like "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" and "The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore," and beyond that, with the broadening of platforms and formats, as well as the increasing trust that venues like HBO and newer competitors put in artists and directors, there's more bold and interesting comedy than ever before.

It also was more bold and bright than ever before, and not the least bit folkloric or multicultural-looking.

Eyelashes in anime are more bold and less feathery than realistic drawings Shade In.

Of course, some women are more bold and proactive than others, so she might surprise you by asking you out first.

Educational programs have to be more bold.

I also would have been more bold.