Sentence examples for bold judgments from inspiring English sources

Any bold judgments just yet are premature – and Swansea City will not be Roberto Mancini's greatest preoccupation this season – but for just a moment last night that miasma of worry about Tevez which has enveloped this club for over a year seemed to lift.

One of the most publicly known judges thanks to his report on the Profumo Affair, Denning was held in high regard by much of the judiciary, the Bar and the public, and was noted for his bold judgments running counter to the law at the time.

Despite his age and his extraordinarily long tenure as Fed chairman, exceeded only by that of William McChesney Martin Jr. from 1951 to 1970, Mr. Greenspan continues to wield enormous power over the economy and to display bold judgment on monetary policy.

Amongst the many tributes to Crozier, the Manchester Guardian wrote "the newspaper reflected his strength of character, his wise and bold judgment, his scrupulous regard for truth, and his deep sense for style and the purity of the English language".

Instead, the Clinton administration first endorsed, then backed away from, an unusually bold O.A.S. judgment that the election was flawed.

But there's a fine line between being bold and having poor judgment.

As always, Mr. Kaplan is intellectually bold and confident in his judgments.

And to do that, he will need experience, courage, judgment and a bold plan of action to take this country in a new direction".

But there is still enough that is bold in the programme to avoid this judgment: notably school reform, higher education reform and the central economic policy of deficit reduction and rebalancing the economy.

The bold among us steeled themselves preemptively against the judgment of passersby.

The Horncastle judgment, taken in December 2009, was a bold move since the court chose not to follow an earlier decision from the European Court of Human Rights banning the use of hearsay evidence.