The State's summation boldly admitted the case was of that character.
The woman, he added, "knowing that she would be condemned to die," boldly admitted what she'd been up to.
GlaxoSmithKline and Bayer, the co-marketers of Levitra, boldly admit that they are focusing on men who may have successful sexual relationships but who simply want to improve the quality or duration of their erections.
In short, it would be a hell of a lot more comforting if the Treasury quietly noted that it had divested from its 2008 capital acquisitions, and then boldly admitted that it was a national shame that it ever got involved in the first place.
Standing with my camera, boldly clicking away at North Korea, I have to admit that I had a flutter in my stomach.
But his team-mate Geraint Thomas, who rode so boldly to steer his new team leader Richie Porte into seventh, admitted he had feared the worst when Froome went down after 33km.
Jacob makes a pretty strong case, both that he is more suitable for Bella —"With me, it would be as easy as breathing," he says — and, more boldly, that she really wants him, even if she can't admit as much to herself.
Like Nawal, 12-year-old Ahed Tamimi boldly asserts that she, too, has no fear of soldiers, before quietly admitting that sometimes she is afraid.
"They feel ashamed to say they are afraid". Like Nawal, 12-year-old Ahed Tamimi boldly asserts that she, too, has no fear of soldiers, before quietly admitting that sometimes she is afraid.
Not one to offend, her voice drops to a polite whisper when she admits not enjoying " 'Saturday Afternoon in the Park With George.' " And, she adds more boldly: " 'Sister Rosenthal,' I didn't quite get it.
