Sentence examples for boldest stroke from inspiring English sources

But the Public Perspectives element is the boldest stroke.

Such a move would be Mr. Kellogg's boldest stroke by far, challenging the idea of the urban arts complex.

His boldest stroke is on health care, where he would offer a universal tax credit but in return make employer plans taxable to the recipient.

In the boldest stroke, when the men reappear in disguise to try to seduce the sisters, instead of the exotic Albanians or some such of the original, they are shaggy-haired biker dudes in torn jeans, shades, chains and leather.

But Mitchell's boldest stroke is to keep on stage throughout the gagged, pathetic figure of Iphigenia as a permanent reminder that it is her sacrifice by Agamemnon that drives her mother, Clytemnestra, to murder.

He clearly loves the imperial governor side of the job: he bans newspapers when they print the particulars of a Serb employee of the U.N. whom Kosovar Albanians suspect of being a former ethnic cleanser; he bars a politician from nearby Albania from crossing the border; and in perhaps his boldest stroke, he decides that the mark should become the official currency of the province.

But it is also true Mr. Lazio has made his boldest strokes on the issue at times he or his campaign came under scrutiny.

Last week, Haslett took his boldest step.

"The boldest measures are the safest".

The boldest reformers have been conservative states such as Texas.

His boldest experiments came with works written from the early 1900s on.