Sentence examples for boldest undertaking from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. informed the nation that the raid to kill Bin Laden was the "boldest undertaking any president has undertaken on a single event in modern history".

On the latter point, the vice president said the decision to order the raid that killed Bin Laden was a major turning point, calling it "the boldest undertaking any president has undertaken on a single event in modern history". "The American people no longer confuse being contemplative with having courage," he said.

So after this huge, bold undertaking, what next?

Tinkering with the social safety net is a bold undertaking, particularly in an election year.

With more than 900 Americans dead in Iraq and disillusionment growing, a commitment to see Iraq through to an elusive stability amounts to a bold undertaking.

All stories, from the beginning of creation to the age of Augustus, are written down here, it's a fascinating and bold undertaking.

The job was a bold undertaking, Ghiberti's first departure from goldsmith-scale work; it was, in fact, the first large bronze in Florence.

Professors at New York University's largest school are planning to meet Thursday to contemplate a bold undertaking: holding a no-confidence vote about the university's president, John Sexton.

"Ed King" is a bold undertaking by a celebrated author, and the intentional soullessness at the center of the book certainly gets his larger cultural message across.

Any attempt to transfer "Catch-22" off the page is a bold undertaking, and while Mr. Meineck's staging is imaginative and faithful in spirit to Heller's novel, it ultimately proves an uneven effort.

Both proved assets in a bold undertaking: a performance of the British composer Michael Tippett's Symphony No. 4, a work probably unfamiliar to most of those assembled, onstage and off.