Sentence examples for bold enough for from inspiring English sources

So far, he has not sounded nearly bold enough for that.

Made of crocodile leather, it's bold enough for day trips on a bike and elegant enough for evening soirees alfresco.

If that isn't bold enough for you, Christopher Coleman, a Brooklyn-based interior designer, has another suggestion.

"It has the capacity to change a lot of things in this business … It's bold enough for other schools to really reconsider what they're doing.

Sorry if that's not bold enough for you, but I agree with Wynne Godley, one of the economists that I quoted in my piece, who said that short-term economic forecasting is a "mug's game".

Since the deer have become bold enough for patio dining — our deck is just a foot off the ground — I have stretched cheap, expandable willow fencing where they've been stepping up to gnaw container flowers and vegetables.

Fans of the wacky, brilliant, arguably unhinged Ms. Frizzle slammed DeVos for being bold enough to go for the costume, calling the move "deeply disturbing," "the most disrespectful thing I've ever seen," and in a word—"sacrilege".

Nigel Pearson was bold enough to go man-for-man with United, with the Leicester manager opting for a midfield diamond in which the experienced Cambiasso sat at the base and showed some lovely touches.

Not only was Boise State bold enough to go for a victory instead of tying the game for another overtime, but the Broncos did it with an incomparable gusto.

And so by 1998, when Mr. Yao exhorted voters to "give your ballots to those who work for the people's interests," many apparently felt bold enough to vote for him.

However, any minister bold enough to argue for the effective use of public funds would face strong opposition.