Sentence examples for boldly set out from inspiring English sources
"Sesame Street" boldly set out to offer its viewers something of what it called the rich pattern of life.
He hired a proven coach (Avery Johnson) and a veteran executive (King) and boldly set out to land the biggest free agent on the market, LeBron James.
Fenway have conducted no poll of fans, nor boldly set out any arguments for a shared stadium, but based this dismissal mostly on already-fixed opinions on fans websites.
The government's statisticians boldly set out to plumb the profundities of Britons' souls, to answer the most slippery of philosophical and psychological questions: what is happiness, and are you happy?
Or, at least, it is a vision of America, one that Roth's personal hero, Saul Bellow, boldly set out with Augie March's introductory phrase: "I am an American, Chicago born" — six momentous words that, as Roth has pointed out, Bellow's son of Jewish immigrants issues without apology or ethnic hyphenation.
The trailer boldly sets out the mission statement for The Force Awakens, which is scheduled to be released worldwide on 18 December: to honour Star Wars' rich storytelling legacy but not just recycle old tropes.
A small team at NASA's Ames Research Center has set out to "boldly grow where no man has grown before" - and they're doing it with the help of thousands of children, a robot, and a few specially customized GoPro cameras.
He understood this presented a challenge for painters, and so he set out to make his portraits "boldly strange", argues Carol Armstrong, an art historian.
Instead they set out to achieve an even loftier goal, to boldly go where no one else had gone before and to do it with a smile.
Pearson set out some traps.
