They boldly discuss everything from the sublime to the ridiculous regarding the female experience, always have fascinating guests, don't pull any punches and are screamingly funny.
Legal and ex-judicial punishment can be severe, yet refugees say that Christians have boldly begun discussing their faith with Muslim neighbors.
The man who enjoyed eye-catching success with Brentford cannot be discussed without the asterisk of his past: as a city trader in London, a career he boldly abandoned to pursue one in football.
Boldly, adults began meeting in "reading groups", which passed round a single existing copy of a book and then discussed it in its absence; many of these groups were raided but without success.
As a co-sponsor of the Employee Free Choice Act, Mr. Obama should boldly take the lead in discussing the role of unions in helping to make this a reality once again.
Asked to discuss silicon, he started out boldly enough: "I am required to discuss the subject of silicon.
White boldly announced at the 100 Year Starship symposium two months ago, a meeting centered on discussing the problems of interstellar flight, that faster than light travel might be possible.
The stars on a TV Land panel at Comic-Con make it clear they're there to discuss new shows, not, say, a certain beloved science-fiction series that boldly went where no program had gone before.
Bill Maher appeared on "Countdown" on Monday night to discuss his disappointment with President Obama, asserting that if Obama doesn't act boldly on health care reform and other progressive issues, the Democrats could lose the midterm elections in 2010.
When he boldly called for a new course in the Middle East in his Cairo speech, or convened a summit of 40 world leaders to discuss nuclear nonproliferation, people around the world expected he would deliver something big.
