Sentence examples for bold voice from inspiring English sources

"We are called by our religious traditions to serve as a bold voice for justice.

What events cast doubt that Mr. Qaddafi's bold voice will lead to permanent changes in Libya?

I spent a little time this afternoon catching up: William Grimes's New York Times obituary for the "bold voice in Russian poetry" is here.

"In Sen. John McCain's death, America has lost a bold voice against bigotry and Pakistan is deprived of a good friend," tweeted Pakistani Sen. Mushahid Hussain.

You can hear the same, bold voice in the writing of common soldiers, their letters unmuzzled by military censors and their dialect not yet homogenized by television and Interstates.

But the bold voice of the poems can't be categorised: "I'm Nobody," she says, "– who are you?" It's a voice we can't ignore, confrontational, even invasive, defying façades with a question about our nature.

First, burst onto the scene with some bold, voice-of-the-generation debut preferably with a comely author photo.

Some bold voices in the business community even championed interim dictatorship in Russia as the only way to provide the stability for investment and economic growth.

After an overstuffed summer-festival season, main-stage favorites with bold voices make the city's biggest rooms feel small again.

It's going to take bold voices, bold thinking and a leadership that can affect real and lasting change.

But the economy might have been better equipped to cope with unification had action been taken much earlier.The boldest voice urging intelligent reform in fact belongs to the Free Democrats, the liberals, who are junior partners in the governing coalition.