Sentence examples for bold new generation from inspiring English sources

Always is a relative term for Jefferson, Kidd and Kenyon Martin, who represent the bold new generation, along with Coach Byron Scott.

The Bold Prediction A new generation of Web-based business software will grab market share.

Like so many of Murdoch's recent forays into paid-for online news, it reflects less a bold strategy to convince a new generation of readers that good journalism is worth paying for and more the 79-year News Corp proprietor's desperation to keep the cash flow coming until the company's profitability becomes someone else's problem.

Page A8 NEW CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUMS A new generation of bigger, bolder museums covering the African-American experience is about to emerge in a handful of major cities.

"Today we'll need a similar bold new commitment to enable the current generation of Americans to rise to the global challenges we face," said Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts and chairman of the education committee.

He became the symbol of a new generation of brash, bold businessmen pushing for less government intervention, often appearing on national television.

Kolor Kathmandu is a bold and courageous statement from a new generation.

I respected the desire to make a bold decision with a leader from a new generation.

To inspire a new generation they must remain bold and focused.

The authors of the New Generation Manifesto take a bold stand against "self-appointed leaders" who "claim to speak on behalf of all Hindu, Sikh and Muslim citizens".

Meanwhile, back in Britain, a new generation of smart and bold young critics is writing well and establishing a reputation on the London Review of Books: Theo Tait, Christopher Tayler and Daniel Soar.