Sentence examples for bold pronouncements from inspiring English sources

No bold pronouncements or proclamations, no pledges or promises.

Some have used the inaugural address for bold pronouncements.

Famous dead people have been making bold pronouncements from beyond the grave for years.

In the hours before and after his acceptance speech, Mr. Lazio made no bold pronouncements.

Bold pronouncements all, and full of that unique outrage that only the Internet can facilitate.

ALICIA HALL MORAN is prone to bold pronouncements, and her wedding to Jason Moran in September 2003 was no exception.

Recently, Alabama's governor, Don Siegelman, ventured a bold pronouncement: not to repeal the miscegenation ban would be bad for business.

Seattle's Lou Piniella has become the second manager facing the Yankees to make a bold pronouncement this postseason.

Some advocates might have wished for one big-name athlete to make the bold pronouncement and open the doors for all others to walk through with little fanfare.

Don't care what other people think, don't put pressure on yourself – if your bold pronouncement that two weeks off is enough turns out to be a bit, dare I say it, premature – don't worry.

So, in making what may have seemed at the time a bold pronouncement, The Fox Network, a unit of the News Corporation, said last week that, among other things, it would no longer show advertisements for R-rated movies during any programs for which at least 35percentt of the audience is under 17 years old.