Sentence examples for bold take from inspiring English sources

Facebook's five core values are: be bold, take risks.

Mr. McVicar's production is hardly a bold take on the opera.

This is a bold take on history, but a tricky one, gratifyingly dramatic, inevitably distorting.

Of the three operas I saw, the high point involved a revered producer's return to opera, another represented a bold take on a familiar Verdi opera and the third was a world premiere.

This red-hot director of theatrical classics has just had two shows running concurrently in the West End: his bold take on Pirandello's Six Characters…, and Pinter's No Man's Land which opened last month.

Notable for their poignancy, meanwhile, are a bold take on the Fiona Pilkington tragedy, and the tale of a war hero who seeks to forgive the man who robbed him in the face of a media baying for retribution.

Fassel has insisted that the reverse would have been called a bold, take-charge stroke had it worked.

But the colour payoff in mattes is so much better: if you want bold, take-no-prisoners colour, you need at least to veer in that direction.

Its unmistakable, bold, take-no-prisoners flavor easily lends itself to overstatement, even grandiosity -- to cheap effects -- which need reining in.

The Bold takes all of that and serves it too you on a 624MHz processor.

Providing bold takes on such time-worn material, Crooked Still's use of instruments is also unconventional.