Sentence examples for because of the boldness from inspiring English sources
Both announcements have been met with excitement and scepticism in equal measure: excitement because of the boldness of the visions; scepticism because for many observers the economics just don't work.
Their relationship with villagers is mostly good, but there is some inevitable resentment because of the sheer boldness of their venture, and because of the obvious economic disparity between them and the village.
William Trevor speaks of the boldness of the nonautobiographical imagination.
McCarthy's hero is Teddy Roosevelt because of "his boldness -- his ability to think outside the box". A photo of Roosevelt in Rough Rider garb hangs in his office beside a TR quote about "daring greatly" and not being a "cold timid soul". McCarthy dared to run for GOP leader his freshman year and won, the first ever to do so.
This familiarization rapidly leads the male observers to handle sunflower seeds after their isolation because of their boldness.
Gardner likes FreeME, in part because of its boldness.
The dress has been referred to many times as "notorious" and "infamous" because of its boldness.
Jaime has led ground-breaking election campaigns that have transformed politics because of their boldness and creativity.
Nossiter: A number of very powerful people are pissed off at the boldness of this movie because they're used to a completely subservient wine press.
Social attraction may form part of a broader behavioural syndrome as it was predicted by the boldness of an individual, measured in isolation prior to the observation of pairs, and by the boldness of the partner.
