Sentence examples for bold by from inspiring English sources

Those policies were not especially bold by the standards of the region.

12, the world premiere of "Be Bold" by Sybille Pearson, about the actress Salka Viertel, a leader of the European émigré community in Hollywood.

And to make sure he didn't wind up in that seat within days, Mr. Thain decided Merrill had to do something bold by Monday.

Gore's version, which featured lyrics of female empowerment which were bold by the standards of the time, was released just weeks after the assassination of John F Kennedy.

And almost all of the 23 books in the series touch on some sort of social concern: even From Doon With Death includes a lesbian plot element that was bold by the publishing mores of 50 years ago.

But Prince Walid's remarks were extraordinarily bold by the standards of Saudi Arabia, where criticism of the royal family is prohibited -- and where some officials have continued to dismiss as unproven the idea of Saudi involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks, for which the United States holds the Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden responsible.

Officials achieve promotion not by being bold but by playing safe, and by cultivating high-level patrons.

The Texans made some bold moves Thursday by signing cornerback Johnathan Joseph and safety Danieal Manning, and wanted to be even bolder by adding Asomugha.

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If possible, go even bolder by painting each nail a different color.

Betis, by being bold and by turning turmoil into a great adventure, ran mighty close against the giant.