Sentence examples for boldly express from inspiring English sources

Successful people find their style, build a brand based on it, and boldly express themselves through that brand.

The same partisans who use every scheme to delay and impede the Senate from timely confirmation votes boldly express concern that Obama might "undermine" its dysfunctional processes.

But the virtue of Elliott's production is that it boldly expresses the idea at the heart of Shaw's play: that Joan's championship of the individual conscience was a threat both to the established church and feudal power.

But there is also opportunity in the new fluidity for all those aspiring third and fourth parties that are elbowing their way into the mainstream debate – from the Greens setting their sights on the Lib Dem votes to Ukip (doing the same to the Tories) and assorted nationalist aspirations, most boldly expressed by Alex Salmond.

3. To have boldly expressed my feelings.

I was brave and confident, boldly expressing my personality, but it was my gecko who owned the room.

When a black woman boldly expresses her opinion, she's often automatically deemed the aggressor -- usually toward a presumably fragile, meek, white counterpart.  .

In her own description of what is occurring she simply and boldly expresses her turning point, and defines the characteristics of every one my Sunday Series subjects - courage, hope and inspiration.

Perhaps reacting against the rigours of his academic training, he preferred artists who used paint and brush boldly to express their sense of life, creating what he called "big work".

Man is never so manly as when he feels deeply, acts boldly, and expresses himself with frankness and with fervor".

In fact, there is no centre: the more progressives capitulate, the more boldly the conservatives express their vision, and the further to the right the mainstream moves.