Sentence examples for boldest appointment from inspiring English sources
Mr. Santiago, 55, was the governor's boldest appointment.
It is a bold appointment".
"I think it's a bold appointment.
Because men dominated Iranian newspapers, this was a bold appointment.
It was a bold appointment, for Mr. Hall was barely 28 when it was announced.
It was a bold appointment, for an organisation more closely associated with design's past than its future.
This is a bold appointment by PPR, which suggests it is prepared to take risks in an attempt to restore the YSL label to the forefront of fashion.
When Empson left China in 1952 to take up the chair of English literature at Sheffield University, it was, he later said, "a bold appointment.
Mr Abe more than doubled the number of women in the cabinet to a total of five, as part of his promise to bolster female participation in politics and in business.The growing sense of crisis around Abenomics seems to have prompted a particularly bold appointment.
Some of that comes from a place of concern - the world that Lennon would be cast into as full-time Celtic manager is loaded with potential bile and bigotry from elsewhere - but, to others, continuing with Lennon would represent an unambitious move, a settling for a convenient option rather than a bold appointment of a new voice with new ideas that could bring new impetus, as Rodgers did.
They went in for bold appointments in those days".
