Sentence examples for bold notion from inspiring English sources

It was a bold notion, and Fox was concerned about the threat.

No one was more excited when you had a breakthrough story, a bold notion that just might work.

On Saturday the ensemble concludes Lincoln Center's White Light Festival with a bold notion: selections from Bach's passions in Arabic and jazz arrangements, interspersed with early Christian chant and accompanied by Turkish whirling dervishes.

This included the bold notion of a regional transport authority, an idea bound to stir up old rivalries; but the businessmen were willing to offer the governor political cover in exchange for his support.As it turned out, none was necessary.

It is a bold notion: since independence, Singapore's rulers have been so secure in office that the only aspect of politics in need of reinvention has been the opposition, whose leading lights have trodden a forlorn path of defamation suits, criminal prosecution and emigration.

He employed the bold notion of constituting solids from the plane figures formed as their sections (e.g., the circles that are the plane sections of spheres, cones, cylinders, and other solids of revolution), assigning to such figures a weight proportional to their area.

SEATTLE — For all its gentle reserve, this city has generated more than a few bold notions, from commercial jets to $5 coffee.

Think about how amazingly bold that notion is.

At a time when Hitler was seeking the blood purity of Europe, Ophüls made a bold mockery of the notion of aristocratic lineage.

Any hope of sneaking in some bold or challenging theological notion, or moral proposition, rests on the benignity of this initial encounter.

I've a notion that Bold and Brave is going to be Buckpasser's pacemaker when the chips are down for the meeting with Graustark.