Sentence examples for bold spirits from inspiring English sources
When I look at you I see bold spirits, not timorous souls".
The diplomat introduced the natives to the logic of power, which soldiers enforced, planters enjoyed and traders turned to profit; but the raffish glamour of early empire, with its scarlet tunics and nabobs, its bold spirits and incalculable greed, was in little sympathy with missionary drab.
An exhibition entitled "Infinite Revolution," on view this summer, will celebrate the immense artistic talent of the individuals involved in the Artistic Noise community, and their bold spirits that refuse to be muffled. .
Much admired, his bold spirit, devotion and leadership touched and changed our lives.
So much for the bold spirit of American innovation the metaphor was intended to conjure.
What I was doing was surely in the bold spirit of Orlando, her fictional love letter to Vita Sackville-West.
He should get a good tow into the race from Bold Spirit, drawn two stalls to his right.
He is a big, ironic, bold spirit, whose jolly nature seemed perversely at odds with the grimly repressive atmosphere inside that country.
On the runway, however, the bold spirit of the endeavour was given full play, with models dancing to live music before cheering crowds.
With that same bold spirit, a four-man British team came to Rongbuk in 1982 to attempt the complete Northeast Ridge from Raphu Pass (Raphu La).
The debate about the survival of 2 Columbus Circle ("A Building's Bold Spirit, Clad in Marble and Controversy," Arts pages, Nov. 24) is missing a key element.
