Sentence examples for exceedingly bold from inspiring English sources
I thought that Israel's unilateral withdrawal from all of Gaza with further promises of withdrawals from other disputed territory were exceedingly bold gestures.
So it may seem exceedingly bold for the Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium to schedule a blowout Latin jazz concert for tomorrow night, and to call it Sabado de Gloria.
William James, after discussing several articles in the St . LouisJournal of Speculative Philosophy with Peirce, had once been prompted to remark along similar lines, "They are exceedingly bold subtle & incomprehensible and I can't say that his vocal elucidations helped me a great deal to their understanding, but they nevertheless interest me strangely".
It would be an exceedingly bold move for S&P and Moody's to downgrade the U.S. sovereign credit rating.
The jurors heard prosecutors depict Mr. Edwards as a man who was both audaciously bold and exceedingly cautious, who endlessly hatched plots to enrich himself but typically delegated the riskiest work to middlemen and cloaked his intentions in code.
Now, another generation of smart, bold, and exceedingly talented nurses are blazing new trails into organizations once considered unheard of for nurses.
His approach is exceedingly minimal on the whole, making a bold statement by adding little more than emptiness, bass, and a slight handclap.
"Grace and Power" is exceedingly well-written and ably researched fluff, the kind in which every filtered L&M cigarette Jacqueline Kennedy lights seems to presage bold possibilities.
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
