Sentence examples for bold leap from inspiring English sources

This bold leap isn't the problem with the movie.

Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer, called the deal "a bold leap forward for Internet television".

But Coppola's bold leap of scale, design, and time is utterly logical, as her subsequent films have shown.

What then changed a bold leap for Barry into a big deal was the intervention of his friend Louis CK.

"Many a bold leap toward heaven ended behind the walls of a convent," Arno Borst notes with an undertone of sarcasm.

Schiele's work was already expressionistic and daring, taking Klimt's safely decorative eroticism a bold leap further with his figurative distortions, mannered elongations and sexual frankness.

He believed in big, bold leaps, even if that meant breaking with tradition or rules.

But Mr. Greilsammer has a special gift for devising programs that make bold leaps from composer to composer over centuries, usually played without interruption.

Adhering too rigidly to a design philosophy guided by "Web analytics," Ms. Dunn said, "makes it very difficult to take bold leaps".

And as the movie metamorphoses from corporate thriller into a sci-fi parable, it makes the same bold leaps into the irrational as "Mulholland Drive" and "Fight Club," movies whose initially straightforward narratives also veered into mazelike halls of mirrors.

Schoenberg's twilight piece, with its bold leaping intervals and passionate rhetoric, give the impression of weight and pressure; the Webern items are elusive, transparent, already moving toward the reductive style of his later work.