Sentence examples for being too bold from inspiring English sources

Or were we, even so, being too bold?

Rajeev told me that he sometimes gets into trouble for being too bold.

This time, the Mets had a five-game cushion for the wild card, so Valentine was not being too bold.

There are so many people willing to say you're going too fast or you're being too bold or too aggressive and these things are incremental.

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.

But, looking back at some of his earlier work, Bailey is now the first to admit that pushing too hard and being too bold is an occupational hazard.

In fact, it was too bold.

'How much time do I have?' That's too bold.

No pattern is too bold, no colour too garish.

Drawing was too bold an act of creation, too presumptuous.

Resist the temptation to be too bold: "President Obama is right to be cautious about Syria.