Sentence examples for call bold from inspiring English sources

He doesn't shy away from any of what you might call bold and intense complexities".

Oat cream has the consistency of single cream so it's useful for savoury dishes and sauces when you're also using what Gregg Wallace would call "bold flavours" such as bacon or garlic.

Mackey told me that he agrees with the book's assertion that, as he put it, "no scientific consensus exists" regarding the causes of climate change; he added, with a candor you could call bold or reckless, that it would be a pity to allow "hysteria about global warming" to cause us "to raise taxes and increase regulation, and in turn lower our standard of living and lead to an increase in poverty".

As Eastman Kodak on Wednesday posted a 63% drop in third-quarter earnings, Chief Executive Daniel Carp Daniel Carp defended a strategy some call bold, others fear as too radical.

That's what you call bold.

The experiment was designed to analyze this effect, by randomly allocating participants to two treatments that we may call bold and prudent.

It was called bold, serious, substantial.

This gamble, at some point, could have been called bold; increasingly, it just seems naïve.

It's instead been a campaign of promises, and what he calls bold ideas, but which are primarily satisfying the interests of the local population".

Let us resolve to make our government a place for what Franklin Roosevelt called bold, persistent experimentation, a government for our tomorrows, not our yesterdays.

The coverage could not be called biased, because it reported the reactions of all sides, but neither could it be called bold.One exception is Apple Daily, a lively tabloid accused by critics of being a tool of radical activists.