Sentence examples for bold enough to confront from inspiring English sources

"So I appreciate her for being bold enough to confront things and be sensitive at the same time".

These works aren't quite bold enough to confront specific instances of real-life corruption in Indonesia like The Act of Killing does; judging by the amount of "anonymous" contributions on Oppenheimer's credits roll, that is much easier for an outsider.

She even felt bold enough to confront Mary Margaret in jail, gloating that although they both knew the teacher didn't kill Kathryn, Mary Margaret still deserved her fate.

If you are not bold enough to face your crush, you can try the telephone.

First of all, this program needs to be big, bold and innovative enough to confront the scale of the problem we're up against.

I wonder whether City do enough to confront the teenagers with this truth.

He accused him of not being man enough to confront him about the affair.

I wonder what finally made me take umbrage enough, or heart enough, to confront her? It's not important.

Maybe China can outrun its problems long enough to confront them.

Hunter is absolutely correct in taking Asian governments to task for not doing enough to confront HIV.

Is he bold enough to use them?