Sentence examples for bold positions from inspiring English sources

"You have to take bold positions".

He has staked out some bold positions, and then the Court has set out and moved in his direction".

Patriots were driven to increasingly bold positions in part by the resistance and bad faith of royal and aristocratic forces.

"Paul Ryan is a rare exception in my mind, because he still takes bold positions," Coburn said.

As for damage to the Republican brand, Stewart contends that Gillespie and other establishment Republicans have hurt the party by cutting deals with Democrats and refusing to stake out bold positions on tough issues.

Edwards stared out the window and finally drawled: "You really care a whole lot about shrimp, don't you?" For somebody with "big, bold positions," Edwards really had very little to say that wasn't slick and evasive.

He's taken a bold position.

That was a bold position to take in an oppressive climate.

His bold position, a reversal of his past statements that the rise is unacceptable, will give cover to many Tory MPs who wish to keep the cash.

This is a bold position, but it poses no great challenge to orthodox theory: old-fashioned "neoclassical" economics can comprehend it very well.

With dozens of retired players looking for broadcasting jobs each year, someone unwilling to take a bold position can be easily replaced by someone who will.