They do what they believe is right, then boldly face the music so that we are forced to confront our own sense of fairness and uphold our own values.
They can change a host's personality so that rats boldly sniff hay stained with cat urine, killifish get an inexplicable urge to thrash wildly at the water's surface in sight of predatory herons, and pillbugs suddenly shun the dark safety of leaf litter -- all to ensure that these animals become the next meal of the parasite's next host.
The two parties are at opposite ends of the political spectrum, but they filed a joint lawsuit last month denouncing the board's response to so-called double-voting as "so boldly unconstitutional that it is difficult to believe that it actually takes place".
If anything, the two of them should move even faster and more boldly, but that's pure fantasy, given the opposition, bordering on hysteria, they've met so far.
6. Go boldly into that dark night.
The real question to ask: Is there enough time for "bureaucratic China" to fade away so that "dynamic China" can step boldly onto the world stage?
gandhismriti.gov.in Lizcleere Where else in the world would you find religious monuments adorned with sculptures so boldly erotic that they have earned the moniker The "Kama Sutra" Temples?
Director Diana Wyenn boldly positions the waiting room upstage, behind a low wall, so that the actors start with their backs to the audience; even so, their anxiety is palpable, even infectious, as they fill the time with banal, upbeat remarks.
Hostile caricature followed English vegetarianism wherever it went over the following 150 years, so much so that London's most popular vegetarian restaurant in the 1970s boldly went by the name Cranks.
