Sentence examples for bold comment from inspiring English sources

When told of Klotz's comments, Rivers said: "Just to make a bold comment like that motivates us even more.

Nearly every news report — many are now on YouTube — focused on Mr. Conrad's bold comment as a nudge that got the sleeping giant in the global greenhouse to move a little.

Interestingly enough former Google CEO Eric Schmidt made a bold comment about the future of Android apps just a month ago at LeWeb, stating that the platform would be preferred among developers in the next six months.

To this Markey and colleagues provided a further list of statements in which such comparisons were indeed made, including this bold comment by members of the Ohio/Annenberg research team "There are at least six instructive parallels between the smoking and lung cancer relationship and the media violence and aggression relationship".

Over the years, long before the current renegotiations even started, the prime minister has made a series of bold comments, half promises and pledges.

When Central Command's four-star boss, Adm. William J. Fallon, was forced into retirement for some bold comments in a magazine profile, General Dempsey again was called to step up to a higher post without a formal promotion to the job.

Beyond the bold comments he has become known for in the media, Jammeh has also accumulated a host of human rights abuse accusations against him.

The agency's statements represented the boldest comments to date in its evaluation of what went wrong before, during and after the Feb. 15 leak, in which a corroded tube in one of the plant's steam generators cracked, allowing radioactive water to mix with clean water.

"See, if I may be so bold, a comment like that is what's wrong with the world.

Last week, another prominent businessman known for his bold online comments – property tycoon Pan Shiyi – appeared on television news to stress that internet users should be socially responsible.

The bolder individuals comment on how you've lost/gained weight, need some sun, or, preferably, how great you look.