Sentence examples for boldness out from inspiring English sources

To read it today is to be struck by the continued trenchancy of Moynihan's insight that family breakup was becoming the chief obstacle to the goal of racial equality, and also by its style -- one of analytical boldness out of character for a government report, even one intended for internal consumption.

"The new reality is there is a new boldness out there.

Anonymity makes people bold, and you only have to look at Twitter trolls to show that this boldness brings out some characters' baser instincts.

Both need boldness and out-of-the-box thinking about older voters.

The balls out boldness of Rudd's flirtation with the right means that we can drop the pretense that these guys always stand for vastly different things.  .

His boldness in speaking out for the rights of political dissidents, and denouncing vigilante violence, led to his being physically assaulted in September 1998.

Of the old men here, Mr. Fukumine is known for his boldness, in going out to stormy seas when others do not dare.

He brings out boldness in designers, by whom he has been well-served: John Napier, who designed the original production also designs this one, and, with the exception of some dodgy foam blocks which have to be pushed around between scenes and some cardboardy Grecian columns, it looks magnificent.

It is high time for the major powers to have the boldness to carry out their duties instead of yielding to fear and submitting to intimidation.

"But in light of the president's newfound boldness in speaking out about the unfairness of marijuana prohibition enforcement, he should take the opportunity to significantly reform federal marijuana policy and rearrange the agencies that have mismanaged it for so long," he said.

Other military men might have been less swashbuckling; Leach's boldness came out of a need to avenge his father's death in a British naval debacle during the second world war.