Sentence examples for bold role from inspiring English sources

Osteopontin is a multitasking secreted protein with a bold role in autoimmune processes.

The Nunnery's fame in recent years is the leading and bold role that some of the nuns have played in organizing silent demonstrations against the Chinese rule, and seeking freedom of Tibet.

If the Rams organization and the NFL aren't willing to take a bold role in furthering the pursuit of racial equality in the present, the very least they can do is honor the actions of the past — and the brave men who did everything they could to make America a more equitable place.

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The move could allow Turkey to play a bolder role in the American-led fight against the jihadists.

Younger students now want to dress as a "rock star, a bold, breaking all the rules persona", says Vera, adding that students are "seeking bolder role models".

"The [Obama] administration has been making an ongoing strategic argument that Israel faces real, serious challenges," said Jeremy Ben-Ami, director of J Street, a group which has advocated that Washington take a bolder role in Middle East diplomacy.

While Facebook is building out a bolder role in mobile in the form of Facebook Home, it looks like it is also continuing to make acquisitions that will help bolster that strategy overall.

Were the ladies of Westeros (and beyond) slated for bigger, bolder roles in Season 6?

Heightened tensions in the region could lead to even closer cooperation between Japan and the US on missile defence, backed by a bolder security role for Japanese forces, analysts said.

The rest of his body of work reveals a fearless actor willing to risk his fame to take on bold, challenging roles: the gay doctor having an affair with a married man in "Second Skin," the con artist wrestling with his conscience in "Ecstasy," the bank-robbing corpse-trafficker in "Perdita Durango".