Sentence examples for considered bold from inspiring English sources

So its move to a new building was considered bold.

A few months ago, they might even have been considered bold.

"Even when organized crime in the 1990s was rampant, such a killing would have been considered bold and horrific," said a correspondent from Vesti television.

King Abdullah is popular and has taken what are considered bold moves to try to speed reconciliation between modernity and his ultra-religious, traditional nation.

Even though he has a straightforward first-round match against a French wild card, Anthony Dupuis, it might be considered bold to pick the top-seeded player to defend his title here.

Before their marriage, he said, "I took Susan to Europe to dazzle her," noting that it was considered bold at the time for an unmarried couple to be traveling together openly.

It is a level of change few can have anticipated but in keeping with Hodgson's recent tendency to consider bold, unexpected decisions.

In 1996, Senator Kerry argued that America needed to consider bold options in pensions reform, including raising the retirement age and means-testing pension benefits.

"We've made what some people might consider bold selections," said Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie.

If Apple's going to lead consumers into the digital music age, it's going to have to consider bold features like Internet streaming, streaming music to devices other than other Macs–and dragging record companies along for the ride, kicking and screaming or not.

Should the Greeks manage to elect themselves some form of leadership this coming Sunday, that leadership should consider bold international action.