Sentence examples for bold world from inspiring English sources
Or perhaps more accurately Roy's Reluctant But More Or Less Unavoidable Youthfully Bold World Cup Squad.
After being outpointed by Ezzard Charles in a bold world heavyweight title challenge on May 30 1951, Maxim successfully defended his 175lb crown by outlasting Robinson as Sugar Ray melted in the searing heat of New York.
You become transparent when you're competing with a bold world constantly asking for attention.
"We wanted to mix a military, technical aesthetic with the colorful and bold world of corporate design to create something forbidding and appealing at the same time," says Schuster.
And as liberal commentator Jonathan Chait argued in New York magazine back in January, the politically correct norms that were once oppressive only on campuses have now bled their way into the formerly brave and bold world of social media.
Each day, start-up founders would get up on the main stage and pitch bold, world-changing ideas: batteries that interact autonomously with the grid to save energy, portable chargers for electric vehicles, material information woven directly into clothing for easier reuse.
It painted a picture of a bold, world-conquering enterprise on the move; known problems at the time got no mention.
My listening habits in my son's early months transported me to the easier days of my childhood, but also to pop stars who opened my mind, widened my eyes, pumped my heart – larger-than-life creatures such as Adam Ant, Boy George, and, yes, David Bowie, who took me by the hand, and showed me a wider, bolder world.
Creating a bold new world through activism isn't cheap -- public service takes time, money, effort, and risk -- but we cannot demand boldness from our leaders if we cannot deliver it ourselves.
But you get the feeling that the bold new world we operate in played a role in his demise.
