Sentence examples for bold endeavor from inspiring English sources
"Despite his courageous, tireless and bold endeavor, he has been much maligned by people who should have known better," he said of Archbishop Williams.
"We are told that Barack Obama believes too much in an America of high principle and bold endeavor, but when John Kennedy called of going to the moon, he didn't say it's too far to get there..
"A Master Builder" is a bold endeavor, thriftily made, and there is muscle and volume in the performances; but had Demme hung back, and kept things cooler and quieter, the mastery of what Ibsen built, and the agon of his extraordinary hero, would have cast a more looming shadow.
The a33 and a55 were pretty decently reviewed, but the fact that such a bold endeavor didn't totally fail is the important bit.
To change the way Windows works so drastically – from the way programmers program to the way users interact with applications to the way those applications are sold – is a bold endeavor and one fraught with peril.
It's a bold endeavor, removing context from a narrative.
Felix Rohatyn's book on the subject, "Bold Endeavors," opens with: "The nation is falling apart — literally".
"Bold Endeavors" was a hit with astronauts, who carried photocopied pages into space, bearing Stuster's recommendations on workload, cognitive impairment, and special celebration days.
His new book, "Bold Endeavors: How Our Government Built America, and Why It Must Rebuild Now," opens with the stark phrase: "The nation is falling apart".
"Future space expeditions will resemble sea voyages much more than test flights, which have served as the models for all previous space missions," Stuster wrote in a book, "Bold Endeavors," which was published in 1996 and quickly became a classic in the space program.
At the age of 80, you're about to bring out a new book, "Bold Endeavors: How Our Government Built America and Why It Must Rebuild Now," an ode to the Erie Canal, the transcontinental railroad and other legends of American infrastructure.
