Sentence examples for bold endeavour from inspiring English sources

Depending on where you stand, Crime Stories is cheap rubbish or a bold endeavour.

For some reason, (possibly because it feared rejection) Google omitted to consult publishers and copyright holders about this bold endeavour.

His bold endeavour to combine scientific and theological thinking was, however, overtaken by developments within both empirical philosophy and theology, where, on different grounds, claims for the reasonableness of Christianity were soon to be condemned.

It was a bold endeavour to protect Valparaiso's historic cerros (hills), funiculars and public institutions like Palacio Baburizza and Parque Cultural, a prison turned artists' collective that was issued a governmental eviction after seven unknown arsonists ravaged the space in the early 2000s.

Tennant published his Philosophical Theology, which was a "bold endeavour to combine scientific and theological thinking".

Descriptions of bold endeavours can come from leaders in the field and be accurate yet not impersonal, or they can come from observers without a direct influence on the outcome.

Some people use hacking to attempt bold endeavours like undermining the governments of tyrannical superpowers, while others use it for more trivial purposes, such as making all of the female characters nude in Skyrim.

"This appointment is in recognition of Prudence's bold endeavours to use her vocal talent to speak on behalf of millions of Zimbabwean children," said UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe Dr. Peter Salama.

It made Iqaluit the political, cultural and economic hub of a bold Canadian endeavour in indigenous self-government.

The campaign also includes a bold marketing endeavour that will see competition winners attend a location outside Las Vegas where Heineken will take "the world's first ever selfie from space".

On Thursday, statistics will be published that signal the halfway point of this bold and brave endeavour.