Sentence examples for constituted bold from inspiring English sources

This funding and changes to standards and structures for the early childhood sector constituted "bold and ambitious" policy developments (Tayler 2011, 223).

DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Wednesday dallassymphony.com Founded: 1900 Music director: Jaap van Zweden Annual budget: $28 million Endowment: $100 million Members: 89 It may be the rare individual work that can constitute a bold programming statement on its own as well as a proclamation of an orchestra's sense of mission, but Steven Stucky's "August 4, 1964" is surely one of them.

This hardly constitutes the bold agenda he promised us.

Be bold, Roy, be bold.

The other awards winners (in bold) constituted a clean sweep for Real Madrid.

As it stands, it constitutes the boldest social democratic manifesto ever issued by a U.S. president.

With so many opportunities to publish such pictures, what constitutes a bold-faced name has been defined downward -- in some cases, way downward.

John Ezard Three hundred million Europeans wake this morning to a new year and an extraordinary new reality that constitutes the boldest experiment ever attempted to bind people together by the money they use.

Be bold.

Ihop is yet to explain exactly what constitutes an unacceptably "bold" display.

Be bolder?