Sentence examples for bold remarks from inspiring English sources

He is a tall, angular, boyish Westerner, thirty-nine years old, and he accompanies bold remarks with humorous gestures that express dismay at his own temerity.

Ms. Rice's comments, which the Bush campaign reiterated today, are perhaps the boldest remarks about international affairs in a campaign noticeably devoid of them.

And even the bolder Lucy remarks, of Alice, "Without her, my own sense of self had wavered".

In bold we remark the FISH and IHQ positive results to compare both groups.

In bold we remark the positive FISH and IHQ results for DIC as well as for ER+/PR- tumors Out of 168 tumors analyzed by immunohistochemistry, 65 (38.7%) presented expression of c-Met.

The Republican frontrunner's comment to an audience of thousands stood in bold contrast to remarks made by the former Florida governor Jeb Bush at a much smaller event held simultaneously an hour away in Bedford.

Virgin Atlantic responded with advertisements that began running Tuesday in Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, splashing the "gutless cowards" remark in bold type across the page.

The first column shows the different proposed systems, and the best systems are remarked with bold font.

Species association remarked in bold denotes equivalence with phylogeny.

His prepared remarks were so bold — he branded President John F. Kennedy's civil rights efforts "too little, too late" — that older leaders persuaded him to tone them down.

Mr. Clinton's remarks presented a bold challenge, not only to Nigerians but to all in Africa, where health experts have lamented the fact that the stigma surrounding the disease and inadequate public education about its dangers have contributed to the spread of AIDS.